Re: If a column contains only 1 lowest score...

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What do you mean by "lowest value"? Do you mean if there is only one
minimum in the range then colour it, but if there are, say, 3 cells
which are all minima then don't bother?

Pete

On Jul 4, 8:58 pm, JerryW <Jer...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Please help me do the following...

If a column data contains only 1 "lowest value", then change that cell
"background color" to "yellow" and the font to "red bold", else do "nothing".


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