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    Highlight A Cell Using Conditional Format Using Row And Column Index

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    How do I apply condition formatting to the cell range B2:M13 by the answer in Q10....how do I have the answer in cell Q10 (30) be highlighted in the table....can it be either Red or a double border

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    here's what I've done. Used =CELL("address",OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1,Sheet1!$Q$8,She et1!$Q$7,1,1))=ADDRESS(ROW(Sheet1!A1),COLUMN(Sheet 1!A1)) as conditional format formula starting from B2 to M13
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    Hi

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    =AND(ROWS(B$2:B2)<=$Q$8,COLUMNS($B2:B2)<=$Q$7)
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    A better solution Admin. Had to make a minor modification though

    =AND(ROWS(B$2:B2)=$Q$8,COLUMNS($B2:B2)=$Q$7)
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