troubleshooting Question
Compare Pivot Table Columns with Conditional Formatting.
thomas-sherrouse
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I've got a Pivot Table set up the reviews a set of Projects. I want to highlight a value that is larger than the value in the next column. I know I could just do a formula or an IF statement and hide that, but I want to have something clean and easy.
Here's a screenshot of part of my Pivot Table:
![PrjPivotExample]()
What I want to do is Highlight the value in the "Total at Billing" column if it is larger than the value in the "Rev Budget" column.
In this example Row 12 should be highlighted.
Here's a screenshot of part of my Pivot Table:
What I want to do is Highlight the value in the "Total at Billing" column if it is larger than the value in the "Rev Budget" column. In this example Row 12 should be highlighted.
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