Reputation: 73
How to highlight cells in each row if their value are above/below the average that affects to each row only? Because I have the table that contain numbers in 5 column and have all 100 rows and I want to hightlight cells in each row if their value are above/below the average in each row only but when I try create a rule in condition formatting menu by
Select 5 cells of all 100 rows
Go to Home > Styles > Condition Formatting > New Rule
Select "Format only values that are above or below average"
Press "Format" menu at the right bottom
Select "Fill" Tab" and then Choose the colour
Select OK > OK
, It highlight the cells that above the average from all cells in 100 rows instead of the average of each rows.
The reason that I knew is when I try to create the same rule but apply on only 5 cells of one rows, the excel highlight the a few cells that in the past that I applied the rule to 5 cells of all 100 rows, they are not get highlighted.
Can you help me,please?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1793
Reputation:
Create a conditional formatting rule based on the following formula,
=A2<>AVERAGE($A2:$E2)
Upvotes: 0