How to Use Conditional Formatting in Microsoft Excel
Learn how to use conditional formatting to analyse your data in this week’s Happy Computers Tip Tuesday time saving two minute video!
Conditional formatting is a great way to quickly see which data matches a certain filter at a glance. For example, you could highlight your biggest sales to make them easily stand out.
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