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concatenate & conditional formatting in one
Is it possible to have part of a concatenated cell be conditionally
formatted? EXAMPLE: If the concatenated cell (cell A4) is 1/13 (cell A1 has the 1, cell B1 has the / & cell C1 has the 13), can the first or second concatenated number turn red if the number is above 7? If I condition the cells the 1 & 13 come from it doesnt carry over to the concatenated cell. Is there a way to do this? Thanks for any help |
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concatenate & conditional formatting in one
You can never conditionally format parts of a cell or a formula, you can
format both parts of that string to be red if A1 is greater than 7 If you select A4, then do formatconditional formatting, formula is and use =$A$17 then click format and select red font -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "jpennabeck" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have part of a concatenated cell be conditionally formatted? EXAMPLE: If the concatenated cell (cell A4) is 1/13 (cell A1 has the 1, cell B1 has the / & cell C1 has the 13), can the first or second concatenated number turn red if the number is above 7? If I condition the cells the 1 & 13 come from it doesn't carry over to the concatenated cell. Is there a way to do this? Thanks for any help |
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