Highlight Important Excel Data With a Single Button Click

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Using this method, you will be able to use checkboxes to control custom conditional formatting scenarios on your worksheet that will allow you to analyze your data much faster and more efficiently than before.

This allows you to quickly analyze your data to see which values stand out or need a closer look.

This tutorial shows you how to use a Checkbox to highlight important data within a Table, including entire rows or specific cells – including the Max or Min values, above average, below average, and any other mathematical formula that you'd like to see.

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Excel Function: AVERAGE(), MAX(), MIN()

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Excel Function: AVERAGE(), MAX(), MIN()
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