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How can I conditional format using a range of numbers
I am trying to do a conditional format of an entire row based off one cell
but need to use a range of numbers. Example: If cell C7 is equal to 100% the row is green, if it is less than 100% but greater than 95% it is yellow, anything below 95 is red. I can get it to do two of those not all three. Any ideas? |
How can I conditional format using a range of numbers
Select all the row headers (numbers to the left of window) for rows to
format (I selected row 1 thru 10) In the Conditional Formatting dialog enter three Formula IS conditions with =$C1=1 then format =$C1=0.95 ditto =$C1<0.95 ditto Of course, if you select only row 7, change formulas to fit This assumes no number is ever over 100%; to allow for round off I would change the first to =$C1=1.0 Not that you do not need rule2 to have =AND($C1<1, $C1=.95) since the rule1 will tap the 1 (or above) By the way- it would have been useful if you had told us how you got the first two conditions to work best wishes -- Bernard Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme .. "Vincent" wrote in message ... I am trying to do a conditional format of an entire row based off one cell but need to use a range of numbers. Example: If cell C7 is equal to 100% the row is green, if it is less than 100% but greater than 95% it is yellow, anything below 95 is red. I can get it to do two of those not all three. Any ideas? |
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