conditional formatting
Thanks, that worked.
"Duke Carey" wrote:
You could try changing to Formula is and use
=E9<F9
as your formula
Be sure you have selected the cell with the formula in it before going to
Conditional Formatting
"Catherine" wrote:
I tried that already: cell value is, equal to, ="UNBALANCED", format, font
color, red
but it didn't work. Any suggestions?
"Gary" wrote:
Select the cell, go to FormatConditional Formattingmake sure there is CELL
VALUE IS in the first dropdown..... write "UNBALANCED" in the second box
click on format there is a dropdown box right below the FONT STYLE box.
select a color and you're done.
"Catherine" wrote in message
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I have the formula =IF(E9=F9,"Balanced","UNBALANCED") in a cell. If the
answer is "UNBALANCED," I want it to print out in red.
"Gary" wrote:
Yes you can. What is your condition?
"Catherine" wrote in message
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Can you conditionally format font color?
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