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Test Formatting?
Many of my spread sheets use color to indicate status. Some of these
formulas are quite extensive and quite frankly I forget some of the evolved logic. Is there a way to test for the color of a cell. For example, I can write an IF statement as follows : IF(B250,"Above Average","Below Average") I would like to write an IF statement like: IF(AND(B2 is colored Green, A2 is colored Yellow), "Issue Resolved","Issue not Resolved") Any suggestions? Craig |
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