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Color change
I would like the color to change in a cell if the result is greater than
another cell. What I have is a cell(D21) that has added up a column of estimated dollar figures (=Sum(D5:D20)). I than have a cell(E21) that add up a second column of actual figures (=SUM(E5:E20)). what I want to do is to have cell E21 value to show up in red if it is greater that cell D21. -- John |
Color change
Make the E21 active - click on Format---- Conditional Formatting--
in the pop up box-- Choose ---Cell Value Is-- Greater than ---type in the 3rd box =$D$21... then click on Format -in the Font Tab choose red in the color box- click OK than click ok in the Conditional Formatting Box -- :) "zeewaa" wrote: I would like the color to change in a cell if the result is greater than another cell. What I have is a cell(D21) that has added up a column of estimated dollar figures (=Sum(D5:D20)). I than have a cell(E21) that add up a second column of actual figures (=SUM(E5:E20)). what I want to do is to have cell E21 value to show up in red if it is greater that cell D21. -- John |
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