Bob

That Worked great. Thank You for your help.

Tommy

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Tommy,

Is there any way you can set a range that tells you this must be a single
round score, or a total. For instance, we know that less than 71 is a single
round (no-one is that good to only score 71 in 2 rounds :-), and maybe say
anything over 120 is 2 rounds. If so you could then use

=OR(A1<=71, AND(A1+120,A1<=143))

and set that to red. Will that work for you?

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Tommy" wrote in message
...
Bob

that is correct, I have cf for scores and it works, but I can't get the
total to work. Can you help me with that. In the total column it would
be
any score below par is in red, so 71 and below and 143 and below. I
can't
get this part to work. i total is either always red or black. I think I
would need more than 3 cf in the total column.

Thank you

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Tommy, you need different CF for scores and total. The score should show
black for 72 and above, red for below. The total should show red for 144
and
above, black below. Or at least that is how I se it.

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Tommy" wrote in message
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Bob

Sorry for all the trouble. But when I put a score in the first round
above
par which is 72, it shows up red in the total column, it needs to show
up
in
black. Red is under par and black is par or above. When I use the 2x
it
works at the two rounds are complete. I'm just trying to get the
total to
look right after the first round.

thank you

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

I think you need to explain how that shows up as black, as a score
of 81
would push the 2 round score well above par.

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Tommy" wrote in message
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When I use that if the score is 81 in the first round the total
shows
up
in
red i need it to show up in black.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Wouldn't you check total against 2 times par?

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Tommy" wrote in message
...
I have a golf spreadsheet for scores if the score is under
par
the
color
is
red if it is par or over it is black. I have two scores
columa's
and
a
total
columa. When I do this the total columa will use the 1st
score
red or
the
2nd score columa. So the total is not the right color.
Please
help.
I
use
a columa that I can change the par for each course. So my
forumula
has
the
par in it everytime.

name score score total
player 71 72 143
red black red
player 73 71 144
black red black

This is how it should look, of course the numbers or in color
not
the
color
written under the number.

Thank You