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Can I use an if statement within the conditional formatting tool?
I am wanting to say if column A = and column b is <95% highlight column B.
Is this feasable? |
Can I use an if statement within the conditional formatting tool?
I'm not sure what your A should equal.
Use this formula in your conditional formatting line. Change dropdown to "Formula Is". =AND(A1=25,B1.95) Note: In my example, 25 is the first condition for A =. Adjust as necessary. HTH, Paul "Jen" wrote in message ... I am wanting to say if column A = and column b is <95% highlight column B. Is this feasable? |
Can I use an if statement within the conditional formatting tool?
You can but it's not necessary:
I am wanting to say if column A = and column b is <95% highlight column B. Do you mean if column A = 95% and column B < 95% ? =AND(A1=0.95,ISNUMBER(B1),B1<0.95) Biff "Jen" wrote in message ... I am wanting to say if column A = and column b is <95% highlight column B. Is this feasable? |
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