Excel Tables: Use Smart Conditional Formatting for great table layout

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Mar 2, 2017 Excel Charts
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In this lecture you will learn how you can use conditional formatting smartly to highlight negative and positive differences based on a threshold. The method used here is one of my favorite conditional formatting methods in Excel.

This way you can improve readability of your Excel tables that are used for corporate reporting.

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