Conditional Formatting (Custom)

jjramirez85

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I have three cells that calculate variances, so I want to highlight negative variances. I dont want to highlight "all" negative variances thought, but instead I want to highlight the largest variances of 3 different cells.

My first attempt was selecting all cells and choosing the bottom 1 option, but I noticed when the outputs are above zero that it will still highlight the bottom one, so I want to add in the negative piece.
 

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If your numbers are in A2:A4 then you can select the cells and use this formula.
Code:
=IF(MIN($A$2:$A$4)<0,MIN($A$2:$A$4),FALSE)=A2

IF there is a tie for lowest number this will highlight both of them
 
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