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If Formula or conditional formating
I am working on an employee attendance worksheet and I want that cells change color upon cell contents, which in this case I have five conditions. Unfrotunately in Excel 2003 there are only 3 conditions. My question is: Can I use an IF formula to change the color of the cell according to contents and what it is? Suppose that I want to use the letter "L" for Leave, "P" for present, "S" for sick, "h" for holiday..etc. Thank you for your help -- Microsoft Biased |
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