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How can I add conditional formatting in a cell that is dependant on another
cell. Example, If a letter W is entered into cell A6 then cell A10 will automatically shade in if the entered value in this cell (A10) exceeds 7:50. If any other letter is entered into cell A6 this rule will not apply. |
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Apply for A10 this formula in CF:
=AND(A6="W",A10TIME(8,50,0)) Regards, Stefi €˛Marty€¯ ezt Ć*rta: How can I add conditional formatting in a cell that is dependant on another cell. Example, If a letter W is entered into cell A6 then cell A10 will automatically shade in if the entered value in this cell (A10) exceeds 7:50. If any other letter is entered into cell A6 this rule will not apply. |
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Format|Conditional formatting (xl2003 menus) Formula is: =and($a$6="w",$a$10time(7,50,0)) give it a nice format. 7:50 is 7 hours, 50 minutes, right? Marty wrote: How can I add conditional formatting in a cell that is dependant on another cell. Example, If a letter W is entered into cell A6 then cell A10 will automatically shade in if the entered value in this cell (A10) exceeds 7:50. If any other letter is entered into cell A6 this rule will not apply. -- Dave Peterson |
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