MCQs > Finance & Management > Excel > Excel contains a conditional formatting preset that highlights top/bottom values. However, using a formula instead provides more flexibility. If you have a series of data with high & low magnitude values and you want to format only N number of high magnitude values in the series of data, which of the following formulas is valid?

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Excel contains a conditional formatting preset that highlights top/bottom values. However, using a formula instead provides more flexibility. If you have a series of data with high & low magnitude values and you want to format only N number of high magnitude values in the series of data, which of the following formulas is valid?

Answer

Correct Answer: =A1>=LARGE(data,N)

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