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conditional formating greater than
i have two columns, one is sales price and one is asking price. i need to
highlight all the sales prices that are greater than there corresponding asking price. i am stumped. sales price=column F asking price=column B how do i do this? |
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conditional formating greater than
Try this...
Assuming there are no empty cells in the Asking price column Assume the range of interest is F2:F10 Select the range F2:F10 Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Select the Formula Is option Enter this formula in the box on the right: =F2B2 Click the Format button Select the desired style(s) OK out -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "fearthespear" wrote in message ... i have two columns, one is sales price and one is asking price. i need to highlight all the sales prices that are greater than there corresponding asking price. i am stumped. sales price=column F asking price=column B how do i do this? |
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