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Conditional Format based on other cell
Hi, I have a situation where I have 2 Columns. Column1 has listing of
movies, and column 2 has Weekly Gross Data, so I want the column 1(the name of the movie) to have green color if column2 has more than $20m, but when I enter the number for Week2 (which would be my column3) I want the column1 to change color automatically based on the number on Column3. Can that be possible? |
Conditional Format based on other cell
Hi,
Try something like this: Select you data in column 1 then goto Format/Conditional formatting, next select "formula is" from the drop down menu and assuming your data starts on row 1 then use: =OFFSET(A1,0,COUNT(1:1))20000000 if it doesn't start on row 1 then adjust to suit HTH Jean-Guy " wrote: Hi, I have a situation where I have 2 Columns. Column1 has listing of movies, and column 2 has Weekly Gross Data, so I want the column 1(the name of the movie) to have green color if column2 has more than $20m, but when I enter the number for Week2 (which would be my column3) I want the column1 to change color automatically based on the number on Column3. Can that be possible? |
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