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I want to create a drop down box with three choices High, Medium, Low. When
high is selected I would like the cell to turn red, when Medium is selected turn yellow and Low would be green. Can't figure out how to get this done. |
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Data/Validation: Select List, Type in
High,Medium,Low as the list (no quotes anywhere) With the same cell(s) selected, use Format/Conditional Formatting Change "between" to Equal, type the word High (no quotes needed), click Format, Select Patterns tab, choose Red. Click OK back to the formatting options, click Add, repeat process for Medium & Low & use yellow then green. HTH "Judithj" wrote in message ... I want to create a drop down box with three choices High, Medium, Low. When high is selected I would like the cell to turn red, when Medium is selected turn yellow and Low would be green. Can't figure out how to get this done. |
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Try this:
Assume cell A1 contains the drop down. Select cell A1 Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Condition 1 Formula Is: =A1="High" Click the Format button Select the Pattern tab Select RED OK Click the Add button Condition 2 Formula Is: =A1="Medium" Click the Format button Select the Pattern tab Select YELLOW OK Click the Add button Condition 3 Formula Is: =A1="Low" Click the Format button Select the Pattern tab Select GREEN OK out Biff "Judithj" wrote in message ... I want to create a drop down box with three choices High, Medium, Low. When high is selected I would like the cell to turn red, when Medium is selected turn yellow and Low would be green. Can't figure out how to get this done. |
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Assuming the dropdown is a Data Validation list dropdown.
Select the cell and FormatConditional Formatting. You are allowed 3 formats(4 if you count default). Cell value = "low" Call value = "medium" Cell value = "high" Format each condition to your color of choice. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 9 Apr 2007 13:04:00 -0700, Judithj wrote: I want to create a drop down box with three choices High, Medium, Low. When high is selected I would like the cell to turn red, when Medium is selected turn yellow and Low would be green. Can't figure out how to get this done. |
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