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How do you change the color of a cell?

If the formula calculates a value greater than $0 in B1, how can I
change A1 to blue?


A1 B1
$4.80 $3.60

When B1 is greater than 0, I want A1 to turn blue.
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Select A1 goto Format -- Conditional Formatting, there you enter:

Formula is =B10

and then you select the properties you want for cell A1

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On Dec 5, 3:26 pm, Spz wrote:
How do you change the color of a cell?

If the formula calculates a value greater than $0 in B1, how can I
change A1 to blue?

A1 B1
$4.80 $3.60

When B1 is greater than 0, I want A1 to turn blue.


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See http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat01.html

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How do you change the color of a cell?

If the formula calculates a value greater than $0 in B1, how can I
change A1 to blue?


A1 B1
$4.80 $3.60

When B1 is greater than 0, I want A1 to turn blue.



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