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conditional formatting-different data to one color
I have a column of data that contains codes in the form of letters and
numbers. I would like to use conditional formatting to change the background color of certain codes to one color, for example code A, f, J, 7 etc.( I have about 15 of them) to a background color of red and leave the rest as they are. Is there a formula I can use to do this? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. |
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conditional formatting-different data to one color
Set up your conditional formatting so Condition 1 reads "Formula is"
in the dropdown, then paste this formula (or something like it) in to formula field, then set up the formatter to paint the cell red. =OR(C3=1,C3=2,C3=3,C3=4,C3=5,C3=6,C3=7,C3=8,C3=9,C 3=10,C3=11,C3=12,C3=13,C3=14,C3=15) Some of your codes are alpha characters, so you'll need to enter those inside double quotes: =OR(C3="A",C3="f",C3="J"...) etc. |
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conditional formatting-different data to one color
This was perfect. Thank you so much!
"Dave O" wrote: Set up your conditional formatting so Condition 1 reads "Formula is" in the dropdown, then paste this formula (or something like it) in to formula field, then set up the formatter to paint the cell red. =OR(C3=1,C3=2,C3=3,C3=4,C3=5,C3=6,C3=7,C3=8,C3=9,C 3=10,C3=11,C3=12,C3=13,C3=14,C3=15) Some of your codes are alpha characters, so you'll need to enter those inside double quotes: =OR(C3="A",C3="f",C3="J"...) etc. |
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