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I'm working on a payroll spreadsheet and I have created an IF statement into
a cell. The problem is that I need the IF statement to put in either "Over Budget" or "Under Budget" in the cells. If it it "Under Budget" I need the cell to be green with the text. If it is "Over Budget" I need the cell to turn red. How do I do this? |
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