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If the X% observation is a tie, then the format is applied to all cells that contain that value. For example, if the column contains 10 observations and you specify 33%, then the format is applied to the cells that contain the lowest 3 observations. If X% of the observations is not an integer, then Minitab rounds down. The observations in the column are ranked from lowest (smallest) to highest (largest), and the format is applied to the cells that contain the lowest X% of the observations, where X is the specified percentage. Use this option to format the cells that contain the lowest values in the column by percentage.

In Format cells that rank in the lowest, select a rank.

Click in the column, right-click, then choose Conditional Formatting > High/Low > Lowest Values.

Click in the column, then choose Editor > Conditional Formatting > High/Low > Lowest Values.

Choose Data > Conditional Formatting > High/Low > Lowest Values.

If the X th observation is a tie, then the format is applied to all cells that contain that value. The values in the column are ranked from lowest (smallest) to highest (largest), and the format is applied to the lowest X observations, where X is the specified rank. Use this option to format the cells that contain the lowest values in the column by rank.

Click in the column, right-click, then choose Conditional Formatting > High/Low > Highest Percentage.

Click in the column, then choose Editor > Conditional Formatting > High/Low > Highest Percentage.

Choose Data > Conditional Formatting > High/Low > Highest Percentage.

For example, if the column contains 10 observations and you specify 33%, then the format is applied to the cells that contain the highest 3 observations. The observations in the column are ranked from highest (largest) to lowest (smallest), and the format is applied to the cells that contain the highest X% of the observations, where X is the specified percentage. Use this option to format the cells that contain the highest values in the column by percentage.

If you selected Custom for the style, select a Background color, a Font Color, and a Font Style for the cell formatting.

From Style, select the format for the cells that meet the condition.

In Format cells that rank in the highest, select a rank.

This option appears only if you opened the dialog box from the Data menu.

In Column, enter the column to apply the conditional formatting to.

Click in the column, right-click, then choose Conditional Formatting > High/Low > Highest Values.

Click in the column, then choose Editor > Conditional Formatting > High/Low > Highest Values.

Choose Data > Conditional Formatting > High/Low > Highest Values.

Do one of the following to open the dialog box:.If the X th observation is tied with other values, then the format is applied to all cells that contain that value. The observations in the column are ranked from highest (largest) to lowest (smallest), and the format is applied to the cells that contain the highest X observations, where X is the specified rank. Use this option to format the cells that contain the highest values in the column by rank.