Highlighting Top 3 values in different colors

jeebs83

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Hi,

I am trying to #1 ) highlight the top 3 values in cell range $B$3:$B$22 and #2 ) Red = the 1st best value, Green = 2nd best value and Yellow would be 3rd best value. I am stuck. I tried the Conditional Formatting menu and am completely confused. Please help! :)
 

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For the first rule:
Select all cells
Choose by CF for New Rule
Formula: =A1=LARGE($A$1:$A$15;1)
Format: Red

For rule 2 and 3: change the red number.
 
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Sorry!

=A1=LARGE($B$3:$B$22,1)
 
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