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Conditional Formatting in Microsoft Excel |
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Condtional formatting in Microsoft
Excel is the process by which you highlight specific data based on a
condition. You can highlight students with marks greater than 90% in
Maths. You can colour the salaries of employees who get a salary
greater than or equal to 10000. You can highlight employees whose sales
in a quarter are equal to or greater than a specified threshold. You
can also highlight the duplicate entries in a range of Excel
spreadsheet cells using conditional formatting. This feature of the
Microsoft Office Excel suite is indeed very useful to analyze data. The
training video above explains many of these aspects.
Note: The idea of placing the conditional formatting icon in the quick Access toolbar via the Microsoft Office Button using the Excel Options was to show how the process simplifies the use of a feature in the program. |
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