What Is Conditional Formatting?
Conditional formatting in MS
Excel is a very interesting, useful and time saving command.
For example, if you have a
spreadsheet with thousands of rows or columns of data. It would be extremely
difficult to see or search specific data from thousands of rows or cells. MS Excel
gives us several tools option that will make this task easier. With conditional
formatting, we can apply formatting to one
or thousand cells based on the
value of the cell. You can highlight any specific value and visualize the data
using formatting such as data bars.
What is Greater Than Conditional Formatting?
In Conditional Formatting greater than feature
highlight the those cells' value that is greater than a certain
number define by us while applying greater than tools.
Please follow the below pictures.
Click on conditional formating > Highlight cell rules > Greater Than rules.
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By click on Greater Than Rules new window open like below image and you could put value such as I want to highlight (Light Red Fill With Dark Red Text) those values which are greater than 25 from the cells.
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