Hi
Is there anyway to highlight table in one go by highlight row's number is bigger than column E? I could individually select each row to do conditional formatting, but I would like to select the whole table range to highlight in one go. Hopefully made sense.
Thanks
Jian
A1 | A2 | A3 | A4 | Criteria > Column E |
€38.61 | €14.11 | €6.81 | €49.63 | 11 |
€19.60 | €7.35 | €8.86 | €64.64 | 6 |
€17.10 | €3.96 | €9.97 | €69.23 | 44 |
€24.80 | €7.37 | €10.67 | €77.77 | 11 |
€27.06 | €7.11 | €17.20 | €125.00 | 22 |
€38.60 | €14.10 | €42.56 | €309.94 | 55 |
€41.46 | €15.81 | €45.75 | €333.69 | 4 |
€34.84 | €36.71 | €32.34 | €13.42 | 1 |
€26.56 | €27.99 | €22.83 | €13.81 | 2 |
€34.84 | €36.71 | €32.34 | €19.39 | 10 |
€19.27 | €20.31 | €15.61 | €20.60 | 12 |
€21.54 | €22.70 | €13.98 | €22.50 | 25 |
€27.56 | €29.04 | €23.41 | €23.45 | 11 |
€26.56 | €27.99 | €22.83 | €26.39 | 20 |
€25.37 | €26.73 | €18.18 | €26.39 | 21 |
€38.99 | €41.09 | €34.24 | €32.36 | 30 |
Hi Jian Guan
Do the following
1) Select then range A2:D17
2) Select Conditional Formatting - Highlight Cells Rules - Greater Than
3) In the selection box click on cell E2
4) Then press the F4 function key 2 times till the formula changes to =$E2
5) Press ENTER and then click OK
Hope this helps
Hi SunnyKow,
Great help. Could I ask when to use by press F4 once?
Thanks
Jian
After coming in editing a cell you can type in the reference you want in different ways to make the reference relative or absolute.
You can choose (depending on what you need) in: =E2, =$E2, =E$2 or =$E$2.
This is a lot of typework everytime.
With the F4 key you can toggle between these options when you are in 'editing mode'. So that's the point of the number 4) of Sunny.