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I have a spread sheet with data in cells (C:H) of each row. &nbsp;Minimum &amp;&nbsp;Maximum are in columns I, J respectively.<br />
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I want to highlight the cell that matches the Max - column J.<br />
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Matching J2 seems to work when the Max is in column C but doesn't match anything when the Max is in column D:H.<br />
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What am I doing wrong?<br />
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The formula I have is 
<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-10-29065781-1"><span>=J2 </span>
<span>applies to =$C$2:$H$214</span>
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Data Columns C-H<br />
Min Column I<br />
Max Column J<br />
Range - $C$2:$H$214<br />

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I have a spread sheet with data in cells (C:H) of each row.  Minimum & Maximum are in columns I, J respectively.

I want to highlight the cell that matches the Max - column J.

Matching J2 seems to work when the Max is in column C but doesn't match anything when the Max is in column D:H.

What am I doing wrong?

The formula I have is (CODE)

Data Columns C-H
Min Column I
Max Column J
Range - $C$2:$H$214


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