Highlight the largest value and lowest value of the range obtained from countif values

mdhaumyu

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Requirement: To highlight the largest value and lowest value of the range.

The values in the range are obtained from countif() formula (for e.g. for March 4th, formula is COUNTIF('A:A,"04.03.2021"))

What I did: I am using conditional formatting rules: Top 1 and Bottom 1 to highlight the largest value and lowest value of the range.

Result: It is perfectly working for the largest value, but since there are zero values (obtained from countif), all cells having zero values are highlighted as lowest value.

I want to ignore the zero value and highlight the lowest value.

Any idea on how to do this?

Thank you.
 

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Thank you for your help. It is working well only one set of range (refer the attached). Due to some constraints, I am having the range divided into 2 sets (P75:P89 and S75:S90).

How to apply this formula for combined range? I tried few formulas but failed.
 

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Thanks a lot.

Hmm...such a simple solution, and I kept on trying complex formulas :(
Why is the MAX formula not working, I am using below forumalas:
=P75=MIN(IF($P$75:$S$90>0,$P$75:$S$90))
=P75=MAX(IF($P$75:$S$90>0,$P$75:$S$90))

MIN is working well, but MAX isn't.
 

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