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Changing Background Color as a True/False Response
I would like to change the background color of a cell in response to a FALSE
condition in an IF statement in Excel2003. Consider a cell A1 containing the number 5. I would like to use an IF statement in cell A2 to either display the number in A1 if it is greater than 6 or change the cell background color red if it is less the or equal to 6. I would use the equation in A2: =IF(A16, ???, A1). What can be entered in place of the ??? to provide a red background as a FALSE result in cell A2? |
Changing Background Color as a True/False Response
Use formatconditional formatting, then cell value is less than or equal to
6 click the format button to select the font and then click OK twice -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ajurczak" wrote in message ... I would like to change the background color of a cell in response to a FALSE condition in an IF statement in Excel2003. Consider a cell A1 containing the number 5. I would like to use an IF statement in cell A2 to either display the number in A1 if it is greater than 6 or change the cell background color red if it is less the or equal to 6. I would use the equation in A2: =IF(A16, ???, A1). What can be entered in place of the ??? to provide a red background as a FALSE result in cell A2? |
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