Hghlight the best price for each row

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PaulinaDi

Hi. I have a table where I have to select the lowest price in each row for
several options (suppliers).
e.g. I have values in columns J, O, R, U, X from row 15 to row 44.
How may I be able to color the best price for each row?
I tried using the MIN formula in the Conditional Formatting but
unfortunately I don´t understand very well how this option (Conditional
Formatting) works. and I don´t get the correct result.
 
Unfortunately I didn´t understand what to do.
I would like this formula to take me all the range once but select for each
row the best price.
e.g.

column J O R U X
row
15 10 11 9 8 5
16 13 12 11 8 14
17 20 12 5 13 16
18....
19....
44....

I would like on row 15 the number 5 be selected, on row 16 number 8
selected, on row 17 number 5 to be selected and so on.
 
PaulinaDi said:
Unfortunately I didn´t understand what to do.
I would like this formula to take me all the range once but select for each
row the best price.
e.g.

column J O R U X
row
15 10 11 9 8 5
16 13 12 11 8 14
17 20 12 5 13 16
18....
19....
44....

I would like on row 15 the number 5 be selected, on row 16 number 8
selected, on row 17 number 5 to be selected and so on.


Select (in this order, by holding down the Ctrl key while clicking and dragging)
J15:J44, O15:O44, R15:R44, U15:U44 and X15:X44. X15 should be the active cell
and the others also highlighted.

Select Conditional Formatting. Change the pop-up from "Cell Value Is" to
"Formula Is". Change the Format as desired (bold, outlined, shaded, etc.).
Enter the following for the formula:

=X15=MIN($J15,$O15,$R15,$U15,$X15)
 
Yes. I got it. It really works. And if I decide to increase columns, do I
have to do all the procedure again? or just select all the range again and
change the formula but using the one entered before?
 
In which case, just change the suggested
=a3=min($a$3:$x$3)
to
=J15=min($J15,$O15,$R15,$U15,$X15)
as the formula to be used in Conditional Formatting/ Formula Is.
 

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