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Conditional Formatting
I have a cell that I want to change the background color based on what the
value is. I can only use 3 conditional formats per cell. Is there a way to say if the cell value is equal to either 1, 8, 9 or 18, then change the background color? It will eventually have to be up to 16 different numbers that will change the background color of the cell. Thanks in advance, Travis |
Conditional Formatting
Choose the "Formula Is" option. Then insert the following as your criteria.
I will use A1 as the cell in this example. =OR(A1=1,A1=8,A1=9,A1=18) "Tdahlman" wrote: I have a cell that I want to change the background color based on what the value is. I can only use 3 conditional formats per cell. Is there a way to say if the cell value is equal to either 1, 8, 9 or 18, then change the background color? It will eventually have to be up to 16 different numbers that will change the background color of the cell. Thanks in advance, Travis |
Conditional Formatting
Thank you...That's perfect
"WLMPilot" wrote: Choose the "Formula Is" option. Then insert the following as your criteria. I will use A1 as the cell in this example. =OR(A1=1,A1=8,A1=9,A1=18) "Tdahlman" wrote: I have a cell that I want to change the background color based on what the value is. I can only use 3 conditional formats per cell. Is there a way to say if the cell value is equal to either 1, 8, 9 or 18, then change the background color? It will eventually have to be up to 16 different numbers that will change the background color of the cell. Thanks in advance, Travis |
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