Does anyone know a method to get a fill effect under conditional formatting
similar to the ability to use in a drawing object under format autoshape
colors and lines fill color fill effects? I would like to go from green
to yellow in a single cell under a condition. I believe the answer may be
"no", but thought I would ask.

Thanks,

Danny

to the best of my knowledge, you can't do that with the cell color, much less
conditional formatting.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Danny" wrote:

Does anyone know a method to get a fill effect under conditional formatting
similar to the ability to use in a drawing object under format autoshape
colors and lines fill color fill effects? I would like to go from green
to yellow in a single cell under a condition. I believe the answer may be
"no", but thought I would ask.

Thanks,

Danny

Thanks Tom, you verified that I am probably wasting time going down a dead end.

Danny

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

to the best of my knowledge, you can't do that with the cell color, much less
conditional formatting.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


"Danny" wrote:

Does anyone know a method to get a fill effect under conditional formatting
similar to the ability to use in a drawing object under format autoshape
colors and lines fill color fill effects? I would like to go from green
to yellow in a single cell under a condition. I believe the answer may be
"no", but thought I would ask.

Thanks,

Danny

You touched on the answer in your question: you can set up conditional
formatting to shade a cell in a particular color for a given cell
value, then set up an additional conditional format (logically mutually
exclusive from the first) the shade a different cell color for a
different cell value. In the conditional formatting setup window, look
for the Patterns tab and cell shading.

Thanks Dave, but I should have provide more info. What I would like to do is
go from green to red within a single cell. I tried patterns and they do not
provide what I am looking for.

"Dave O" wrote:

You touched on the answer in your question: you can set up conditional
formatting to shade a cell in a particular color for a given cell
value, then set up an additional conditional format (logically mutually
exclusive from the first) the shade a different cell color for a
different cell value. In the conditional formatting setup window, look
for the Patterns tab and cell shading.

Hi Danny
I tested Dave's method and was able to get both the cell color (red, green,
blue,etc.)and the pattern(red w/blue diagonal, etc) to change within the cell
depending on what value I changed the cell to.

What other type of change or circumstance are you looking for?
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smither fan


"Danny" wrote:

Thanks Dave, but I should have provide more info. What I would like to do is
go from green to red within a single cell. I tried patterns and they do not
provide what I am looking for.

"Dave O" wrote:

You touched on the answer in your question: you can set up conditional
formatting to shade a cell in a particular color for a given cell
value, then set up an additional conditional format (logically mutually
exclusive from the first) the shade a different cell color for a
different cell value. In the conditional formatting setup window, look
for the Patterns tab and cell shading.

Ross, thanks and Dave is correct, howver it is not what I wanted to
accomplish. Within one cell and one condition I need the cell color to go
from green to red, like a rainbow of colors.

I appreciate everyone's help, but have decided on a different approach to
present the data.

Thanks,

Danny

"Ross" wrote:

Hi Danny
I tested Dave's method and was able to get both the cell color (red, green,
blue,etc.)and the pattern(red w/blue diagonal, etc) to change within the cell
depending on what value I changed the cell to.

What other type of change or circumstance are you looking for?
--
smither fan


"Danny" wrote:

Thanks Dave, but I should have provide more info. What I would like to do is
go from green to red within a single cell. I tried patterns and they do not
provide what I am looking for.

"Dave O" wrote:

You touched on the answer in your question: you can set up conditional
formatting to shade a cell in a particular color for a given cell
value, then set up an additional conditional format (logically mutually
exclusive from the first) the shade a different cell color for a
different cell value. In the conditional formatting setup window, look
for the Patterns tab and cell shading.