Excel中两列之和的条件格式

Question

I have two conditional formatting rules. One highlights the minimum value of the column and works correctly (Column B). I want to also highlight the adjacent columns within the same row (Columns D and E). Columns D and E in the same row will always add up to the value in columns B.

Essentially, I need equivalent code to be put into the conditional formatting field that resembles this:

=($B$175=($D$175+$E$175)) AND $B$175=MIN($B$175:$B$190)

=SMALL($B$175:$B190,1)

This will incorrectly fill any item in column D that matches the minimum of column B.

=SMALL($D$175:$E$190,COUNTIF($D$175:$E$190,0)+1)<br>

This will incorrectly fill the minimum of column between columns D and E.

=$B$175=($D$175+$E$175) or <br>

=SMALL(($D$175:$D$190)+($E$175:$E$190), 1)
This will incorrectly fill all rows of columns D and E.

=$B$175=MIN(($D$175:$D$190)+($E$175:$E$190), 1)<br>

This will not fill any rows column between columns D and E.

I know I'm close, but can't seem to figure it out!

Answer 1

You just need to check that the value in B is the SMALL of $B$175:$B$190 . You don't need to consider the sum of E and F.

=$B175=SMALL($B$175:$B190,1)