Enhance Your Excel Skills: Conditional Formatting

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Today, we will focus on highlighting data with conditional formatting in Excel, a useful technique for visually emphasizing important information based on specific criteria. Many of you might already be familiar with this feature or using it. If you're one of them, feel free to skip today’s edition.

For those looking to make their data stand out, let’s dive into learning how to use conditional formatting in Excel. This will save you time and enhance your data analysis the next time you use Excel.

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The process is as follows,

1. Open Excel and Select all the Cells

2. Press ALT+H+L+N to open Conditional Formatting Rule

3. Follow the Steps shown on the Screen

4. Select the color to Highlight

5. Follow the same process again

We are done.

That's how you can highlight data with conditional formatting in Excel to draw attention to important trends and values. Whether you're tracking sales performance, monitoring budget changes, or identifying outliers, conditional formatting helps you visualize your data more effectively.

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