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Pete On Oct 9, 3:16 pm, learningaccess wrote: Thanks Mike and Pete. Your suggestions were helpful. I was not aware of conditional formatting. That did the trick. Thanks for the instructions. Have a great day! Chris -- Thanks! "Pete_UK" wrote: How about conditional formatting? Select your cells (assume A2:A20), then click Format | Conditional Formatting and in the pop-up panel select Formula Is instead of Cell Value Is. Enter this formula: =AND(A2<1,A20) (or just: =A2<1 if you want negative values to be shown in red as well), then click on the Format button, click Color and choose Red, then OK your way out. The format will apply to all cells that were highlighted, and you can use the Format Painter icon to apply it to other cells. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 9, 2:02 pm, learningaccess wrote: Hi. I have a spreadsheet showing percents. Some are over 100%, some are less than 100%. Say for example, 125% and 65%. Can you please tell me how I can make a custom number format to make the percentages less than 100% show up as red? So 125% would remain black but 65% would turn red, for example. This is a bit urgent. Your help is greatly appreciated. -- Thanks!- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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