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Conditional formating between columns based on text color Red or by B2 Bottom 20

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Question

Conditional formating between columns based on text color Red or by B2 Bottom 20, plus G2 color Red or Top 20

Hi,

I need help with a conditional formatting problem.

I want to determine in my web site analytic spreadsheet if a web page is hot based on how old it is and the average of daily page views.

Column B is the number of days since the page's creation conditionally formatted as Top 20 = Blue text and Bottom 20 = Red text. All others are mid range and are black text.

Column G is the average views per day conditionally formatted as Top 20 = Red text

Thus if column B is Red or Bottom 20 and column G is Red or Top 20 = Hot page

What I want is for column K to tell me if it is a "Hot Page"

Basically MyReadingMapped has over 160 Google maps of historic and scientific events that I track and I want to determine automatically which young pages are growing fast.

Anyone ever try to do something like this?

Explanation / Answer

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Use a formula like this in K2.

=IF(AND(B2<=SMALL(B:B,20), G2>=LARGE(G:G,20)),"Hot Page!","")

And just this part in the CF formula option for those cells:"|

=AND(B2<=SMALL(B:B,20), G2>=LARGE(G:G,20))

or with the value is option using

"Hot Page!"

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