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Data Validation & Conditional Formatting
I want to use data validation and conditional formatting together, so that...
1) the user is limited to entering a number = 0 2) if the value is 0 the cell is red 3) if the value is 0 the cell is green 4) if the value is nothing (blank) the cell stays the same. I'm using Excel 2000, and can't seem to get the combination of these 2 things to give me the results I want. Any ideas? Thanks. |
Data Validation & Conditional Formatting
Hi Shelly
1. Say it is A1:A100 you want to format this way, select A1:A100. 2. Go DataValidation and change to Custom and use: =A1=0 and making sure "Ignore blanks" is checked click OK 3. Go FormatConditional Formatting and change to Formula Is 4. Type in =AND(A1<"",A1=0) and select format of red pattern 5. Add condition and go Formula Is and use: =A10 and select format of green pattern. 6. Click OK. Your conditionaql formatting/validation should now be set! Hope this helps! Richard Shelly wrote: I want to use data validation and conditional formatting together, so that... 1) the user is limited to entering a number = 0 2) if the value is 0 the cell is red 3) if the value is 0 the cell is green 4) if the value is nothing (blank) the cell stays the same. I'm using Excel 2000, and can't seem to get the combination of these 2 things to give me the results I want. Any ideas? Thanks. |
Data Validation & Conditional Formatting
Select your range
Conditonal Formatting Conditon 1 Cell Value Is next tab select equal to next tab enter 0 format cell as red Condition 2 Cell Value Is next tab select greater than next tab enter 0 format cell as green "Shelly" wrote: I want to use data validation and conditional formatting together, so that... 1) the user is limited to entering a number = 0 2) if the value is 0 the cell is red 3) if the value is 0 the cell is green 4) if the value is nothing (blank) the cell stays the same. I'm using Excel 2000, and can't seem to get the combination of these 2 things to give me the results I want. Any ideas? Thanks. |
Data Validation & Conditional Formatting
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"RichardSchollar" wrote: Hi Shelly 1. Say it is A1:A100 you want to format this way, select A1:A100. 2. Go DataValidation and change to Custom and use: =A1=0 and making sure "Ignore blanks" is checked click OK 3. Go FormatConditional Formatting and change to Formula Is 4. Type in =AND(A1<"",A1=0) and select format of red pattern 5. Add condition and go Formula Is and use: =A10 and select format of green pattern. 6. Click OK. Your conditionaql formatting/validation should now be set! Hope this helps! Richard Shelly wrote: I want to use data validation and conditional formatting together, so that... 1) the user is limited to entering a number = 0 2) if the value is 0 the cell is red 3) if the value is 0 the cell is green 4) if the value is nothing (blank) the cell stays the same. I'm using Excel 2000, and can't seem to get the combination of these 2 things to give me the results I want. Any ideas? Thanks. |
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