Highlight top 10 % values
The image above shows top 10% values using conditional formatting applied to cell range B2:G13. Cell range B2:G13 contains 72 numbers, 10% of 72 is roughly 7. These seven values are then highlighted.
How to format
- Select cell range.
- Go to tab "Home" on the ribbon if you are not already there.
- Click on "Conditional Formatting" button.
- Click on "Top/Bottom Rules".
- Click on "Top 10 %..."
- A dialog box appears see image above, choose how many top items you want to highlight, the default value is 10.
The drop-down list contains preconfigured formattings. "Custom Format.." opens another dialog box with more detailed settings, see image below.
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