Abdul Alim: a little bit learning, let's go
Excel, VBA and Power BI tutorials
Abdul Alim: a little bit learning, let's go
Excel, VBA and Power BI tutorials
Top-Bottom preset is used to highlight the Top n or Bottom n items in the excel cell range. By using this preset we can highlight Top or bottom performers in our data.
Let’s say we have day wise/ location wise sales data as given in below image and we have to highlight the Top 10 numbers of sales.
Select the Range “B2:G9”
Goto Home tab>>Conditional Formatting>>Top/Bottam Rules>>Top 10 Items
Below given window will be opened
By default number is 10, however you can take another number in place of 10.
Choose a format form the list. By default it is “Light Red Fill with Dark Red Text“
Click on OK button
Formatting will be applied on Top 10 numbers
Top 10 % : Top 10% items can be highlighted by using this option.
Example: if we have 50 Items then it will highlight 5 Top items. If we have 49 Items then it will highlight top 4 items only.If two top items have same numbers then, it will highlight 6 number.
Bottom 10 Items: Bottom 10 items can be highlighted by using this option.
Bottom 10 % : Bottom 10% items can be highlighted by using this option.
Example: if we have 50 Items then it will highlight 5 bottom items. If we have 49 Items then it will highlight bottom 4 items only.If two bottom items have same numbers then, it will highlight 6 number.
Above Average : Numbers which are above the average of entire range, can be highlighted by using this option.
Example: If we have average of 50 number 130 then it will highlight all the number which are greater than 130.
Below Average: Numbers which are blow the average of entire range, can be highlighted by using this option.
Example: If we have average of 50 number 130 then it will highlight all the number which are less than 130.
More Rules: If you click on More Rules option then below given window will be opened. We will learn this in upcoming chapters.