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Conditional formatting can format the values above the average only, turning the cell and the font to a different view  when checked. This can be turned on and off with a grouping button True False

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Conditional formatting can format the values above the average only, turning the cell and the font to a different view  when checked. This can be turned on and off with a grouping button True False

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True. Conditional formatting in programs like Excel allows you to automatically apply formatting—such as colors, icons, and data bars—to one or more cells based on the cell value. This means you can highlight values above or below averages, color-code cells based on category, or even create a heat map. The formatting can be turned on and off, and it's often controlled with a button or a set of rules in the conditional formatting rules manager.

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