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Hi there, I am trying to get fonts highlighted based on their value difference by category over previous years.
I am working with a budget for instance. So for example, if I spent $1000 in the category 'Airfare' in 2017 and only $500 in the same category in 2016 I would like the font to show in red indicating that the total amount spent in the category of 'Airfare' in 2017 was higher than in 2016.
I can't seem to enable this feature using the built in conditional formatting options provided.
Any help or guidance would be appreciated.
@davidson929 unfortunately you cannot use conditional formatting on a column based on the value of another column. Like in this case if you have variance measure, you can put conditional formatting color on variance, if variance > 0 then red else green but you cannot color actual value column.
Hope it answered your question.
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