If there is a CHANGE to the values in the UPPER or LOWER reference table, is there a way to validate the already-populated PRICE values using conditional formatting (say highlight the cells in red) so that we can identify the PRICE is no longer valid?
Thanks, one other question. The sheet has formulas to compare price per once. It is the price per once boxes I need to work with. They are in the SAME row but are seperated by 4 cells between each value. and the cells already contain a formula to find price per once. It is those price per once variances that I need it to highlight the lowest price in each row, for each product. I have about 150 products I purchase weekly. hope you can steer me in the right direction...... Thanks
I need help, I am comparing a price of one product from 4 dif companies. I want to know how I can highlight the lowest price in each row, in yellow so that I can see what is the best price for the same product. I do it for multiple products from the same 4 purveyors. what video should I watch. Thanks
That video does not have the exact trick your are looking for, but if you highlight table in the range A2:D12 and place formula in textbok, it should look like this:
If there is a CHANGE to the values in the UPPER or LOWER reference table, is there a way to validate the already-populated PRICE values using conditional formatting (say highlight the cells in red) so that we can identify the PRICE is no longer valid?
aprima 7 months ago
Try this video:
Excel Magic Trick 683: 3 AND criteria & 3rd AND has OR criteria -- Add, Count & Conditional Format
ExcelIsFun 7 months ago
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ExcelIsFun 7 months ago
Thanks, one other question. The sheet has formulas to compare price per once. It is the price per once boxes I need to work with. They are in the SAME row but are seperated by 4 cells between each value. and the cells already contain a formula to find price per once. It is those price per once variances that I need it to highlight the lowest price in each row, for each product. I have about 150 products I purchase weekly. hope you can steer me in the right direction...... Thanks
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ExcelIsFun 9 months ago
I need help, I am comparing a price of one product from 4 dif companies. I want to know how I can highlight the lowest price in each row, in yellow so that I can see what is the best price for the same product. I do it for multiple products from the same 4 purveyors. what video should I watch. Thanks
marcoantonio4311 9 months ago
Try:
Excel Magic Trick 787: Conditional Formatting Basic To Advanced (30 Examples)
That video does not have the exact trick your are looking for, but if you highlight table in the range A2:D12 and place formula in textbok, it should look like this:
=A2=MIN($A2:$D2)
ExcelIsFun 9 months ago
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ExcelIsFun 1 year ago
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