If One Cell In A Row Is True, Every cell Comes Out As True.

marlina

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I want to conditionally format some data. Let's say i want each cell to look if the row contains max value. so basically the each cell going to look 2 things:
1-If it is the biggest value in the data.
2-if the Row contains the biggest value in the data.
 

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So i came up with this Formula:
=OR($A5=$G$5,$B5=$G$5,$C5=$G$5,$D5=$G$5,$E5=$G$5)
where G5 is LARGE(A5:E16,1)
if you guys have any better solution. please let me know.
 
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In conditional formatting is ISNUMBER not needed.

What is the additional criterion you want to add?

Doesn't CF works with true and falses ?
i wanted a criteria like highlight a row if it multiple conditions. lets say all the cells are filled or the row contains two biggest numbers.
thank you for your reply.
 
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Doesn't CF works with true and falses ?

Yes, it does.

MATCH returns either a non-zero number or #N/A. CF ignores #N/A and interprets a non-zero number as TRUE. Hence ISNUMBER round MATCH in CF omitted.

i wanted a criteria like highlight a row if it multiple conditions. lets say all the cells are filled or the row contains two biggest numbers.
thank you for your reply.


Let's take A1:C5

Select A1:C5.
Activate CF, the formula option.
Apply the following formula

=MATCH(TRUE,ISBLANK($A1:$C1),0)

which will pick out the whole record if that record contains any blank.

If you run the following formula

=COUNTIFS($A1:$C1,LARGE($A$1:$C$5,1))+COUNTIFS($A1:$C1,LARGE($A$1:$C$5,2))>=2

the records housing the instances of two largest values from A1:C5 will be picked out.

Hope this helps.
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