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Suppose Cell A1 = x, then I want to color B1 black
& when Cell A1 = y, then I want to color B1 blue |
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What version of Excel are you using?
Biff "SPM" wrote in message ... Suppose Cell A1 = x, then I want to color B1 black & when Cell A1 = y, then I want to color B1 blue |
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Format/ Conditional formatting/ Formula is ...
-- David Biddulph "SPM" wrote in message ... Suppose Cell A1 = x, then I want to color B1 black & when Cell A1 = y, then I want to color B1 blue |
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version 2000
"T. Valko" wrote: What version of Excel are you using? Biff "SPM" wrote in message ... Suppose Cell A1 = x, then I want to color B1 black & when Cell A1 = y, then I want to color B1 blue |
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Try this:
Select cell A1 Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Condition 1 Formula Is: =A1="x" Click the format button Select the style(s) desired OK Click the Add button Condition 2 Formula Is: =A1="y" Click the format button Select the style(s) desired OK out Biff "SPM" wrote in message ... version 2000 "T. Valko" wrote: What version of Excel are you using? Biff "SPM" wrote in message ... Suppose Cell A1 = x, then I want to color B1 black & when Cell A1 = y, then I want to color B1 blue |
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To change B1 cell you must select B1(not A1) then follow Biff's post from
Condition1 onward using =A1="x" etc.. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 23 May 2007 12:57:41 -0400, "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: Select cell A1 Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Condition 1 Formula Is: =A1="x" Click the format button Select the style(s) desired OK Click the Add button Condition 2 Formula Is: =A1="y" Click the format button Select the style(s) desired OK out Biff "SPM" wrote in message ... version 2000 "T. Valko" wrote: What version of Excel are you using? Biff "SPM" wrote in message ... Suppose Cell A1 = x, then I want to color B1 black & when Cell A1 = y, then I want to color B1 blue |
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Ooops!
Biff "Gord Dibben" <gorddibbATshawDOTca wrote in message ... To change B1 cell you must select B1(not A1) then follow Biff's post from Condition1 onward using =A1="x" etc.. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 23 May 2007 12:57:41 -0400, "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: Select cell A1 Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Condition 1 Formula Is: =A1="x" Click the format button Select the style(s) desired OK Click the Add button Condition 2 Formula Is: =A1="y" Click the format button Select the style(s) desired OK out Biff "SPM" wrote in message ... version 2000 "T. Valko" wrote: What version of Excel are you using? Biff "SPM" wrote in message ... Suppose Cell A1 = x, then I want to color B1 black & when Cell A1 = y, then I want to color B1 blue |
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Thnx Boss. Got it. Doing fine. Thank you once again.
"SPM" wrote: Suppose Cell A1 = x, then I want to color B1 black & when Cell A1 = y, then I want to color B1 blue |
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