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George Gee George Gee is offline
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Default MS Excel formula

Select cell A2, click on 'Format' on the top toolbar.
Click 'Conditional Formatting'

Condition 1
On the first drop-down box select 'Formula Is'
In the next box enter =A1<0
Click the 'Format' button, on the 'Patterns' tab select red colour.
Click OK.

Click the 'Add' button

Condition 2
On the first drop-down box select 'Formula Is'
In the next box enter =A10
Click the 'Format' button, on the 'Patterns' tab select yellow colour.
OK out.

Enter a value in cell A1.

Hop this helps.

George Gee





"Sorin Danila" <Sorin wrote in message
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How can I fill color in one cell related to another cell values. For
example:
If 10A10, A2 to be filled with yelow. If A1<0, A2 to be filled with red.
I
want to use this in a maintenance worksheet.