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I'd like to have cells indicating high/med/low, where low would be
represented by a blank (white) cell, med would be represented by a cell with patterned shading (for example, blue diagonal lines) and high would be represented by a colored cell (for example blue). I can do this by putting values H/M/L (or 1,2,3) or something like that in the cells, then use conditional formatting. However, I want to see only the pattern in the cell, and not the text superimposed on the pattern. For the solid color or blank (white), I could format the text the same color as the shading, but how could I make the text invisible with the diagonal pattern? Maybe there's a better way than using conditional formatting. Any suggestions? Thanks. |
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