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Conditional Formatting in Excel 2007
Hi all
I am trying to apply conditional formatting a column of figures as follows: If the contents of cell B1 are greater than the contents of cell A1 then display content in Red. If the contents of cell B1 are less than the contents of cell A1 then display content in Blue. That bit is easy :-) but I am having a problem applying the formatting to a range of cells, i.e. B2:B20. Do I have to apply it to all cells individually? Not sure how to progress so I would really appreciate a little help. Thanks |
Conditional Formatting in Excel 2007
Hi, KiwiGail,
Can't you just highlight the cells to which you want the conditional formatting applying BEFORE you specify the formatting? If they're non-contiguous, hold down your [Control] key while you to select the ranges - the formatting will then be applied to all the selected cells. Regards Pete "KiwiGail" wrote: Hi all I am trying to apply conditional formatting a column of figures as follows: If the contents of cell B1 are greater than the contents of cell A1 then display content in Red. If the contents of cell B1 are less than the contents of cell A1 then display content in Blue. That bit is easy :-) but I am having a problem applying the formatting to a range of cells, i.e. B2:B20. Do I have to apply it to all cells individually? Not sure how to progress so I would really appreciate a little help. Thanks |
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