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Conditional format based on criteria
I have a file where I want to use conditional format to tell whether this
student qualified for awards or not. Here is the example: A B C D Student Attendance score Math test score History test score Status Sam 8 70 50 Qualified Robsom 9 80 70 Melinda 5 65 70 The condition is: 5 for attendance score 60 for both Math & History test What I want to know is how to use conditional format to highlight the students based on the 3 conditions. Thank you |
Conditional format based on criteria
Select the entire sheet (A1 active),
then apply CF using Formula Is: =AND($B15,$C260,$D260) Format to taste, ok out The above will format entire rows satisfying the 3 conditions in cols B to D (Attendance, Math & History) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "Syahira" wrote: I have a file where I want to use conditional format to tell whether this student qualified for awards or not. Here is the example: A B C D Student Attendance score Math test score History test score Status Sam 8 70 50 Qualified Robsom 9 80 70 Melinda 5 65 70 The condition is: 5 for attendance score 60 for both Math & History test What I want to know is how to use conditional format to highlight the students based on the 3 conditions. Thank you |
Conditional format based on criteria
Errata:
Line =AND($B15,$C260,$D260) should read as: =AND($B15,$C160,$D160) Then just select the entire row1 (your col headers), and delete the CF applied from that row -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- |
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