Question 1

?How can I use a formula in Excel to highlight cells where the value is greater than the average of a range

Accepted Answer

To highlight cells where the value is greater than the average of a range using conditional formatting, follow these steps:

Select the range of cells you want to format.
    Go to the Home tab and click Conditional Formatting.
    Choose New Rule, then select Use a formula to determine which cells to format.
    Enter the formula: =A1>AVERAGE($A$1:$A$10), replacing A1 with the first cell in your selected range and $A$1:$A$10 with the actual range of cells you're comparing against.
    Click Format, choose your desired formatting options (e.g., font color, fill color), and click OK.
    Click OK again to apply the rule.

Cells in the range where the value exceeds the average of the specified range will be highlighted with your chosen formatting.

Question 2

?How can I apply conditional formatting to highlight rows where a specific cell value is greater than 100 using a formula

Accepted Answer

To apply conditional formatting to highlight entire rows based on a specific cell value being greater than 100, follow these steps:

Select the entire range of rows you want to format (e.g., A1
    ).
    Go to the Home tab and click Conditional Formatting.
    Choose New Rule, then select Use a formula to determine which cells to format.
    Enter the formula: =$B1>100, assuming that you want to base the formatting on the value in column B. Adjust B1 to the column of the cell you are using as the criterion.
    Click Format, choose your desired formatting options (e.g., background color), and click OK.
    Click OK again to apply the rule.

This will highlight entire rows where the value in column B is greater than 100, applying your chosen formatting to all cells in those rows.

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