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HI, I have to get a print out or the values have to highlighted in the
worksheet. It has to read 3 cells, Example: If values in each cell in columnA =600 and cells in column A + columnB cells in columnC then highlight them |
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I'm not sure I understand the problem the way it's written, but you can
change cell highlighting through conditional formatting. It is easy and quick to learn from the Help index in Excel. -- big-bob "Iceman" wrote: HI, I have to get a print out or the values have to highlighted in the worksheet. It has to read 3 cells, Example: If values in each cell in columnA =600 and cells in column A + columnB cells in columnC then highlight them |
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Here's one way to get the highlights up via CF ..
I'll presume you want the entire row within cols A to C highlighted if the conditions specified are satisfied. Assuming data in row1 down Select cols A to C (ensure A1 is active by selecting the col headers from "A" to "C") Click Format Conditional Formatting Make the settings for Condition 1 as: Formula is: =AND($A1=600,SUM($A1:$B1)$C1) Click "Format" Patterns tab Light Brown fill OK Click OK at the main dialog -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Iceman" wrote: HI, I have to get a print out or the values have to highlighted in the worksheet. It has to read 3 cells, Example: If values in each cell in columnA =600 and cells in column A + columnB cells in columnC then highlight them |
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You can do this with conditional formatting. Why is YOUR request more URGENT
than others? -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Iceman" wrote in message ups.com... HI, I have to get a print out or the values have to highlighted in the worksheet. It has to read 3 cells, Example: If values in each cell in columnA =600 and cells in column A + columnB cells in columnC then highlight them |
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