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Conditional Formatting based in cell color
Can I use conditional formatting, using as a condition the cell color?
Thanks in advance Regards, Emece.- |
Conditional Formatting based in cell color
No. But maybe there are other ways of getting what you want. What do you
want to do? HTH Otto "Emece" wrote in message ... Can I use conditional formatting, using as a condition the cell color? Thanks in advance Regards, Emece.- |
Conditional Formatting based in cell color
Thanks for your reply.
What I want to do is the following: I have a column with values in red, and values in green (according to a rule specified using conditional formatting). Depending if the value is red or green I want to add a percentage. Hope it is clear. Thanks again Regards, Emece.- "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: No. But maybe there are other ways of getting what you want. What do you want to do? HTH Otto "Emece" wrote in message ... Can I use conditional formatting, using as a condition the cell color? Thanks in advance Regards, Emece.- |
Conditional Formatting based in cell color
Look at the rule used to define the conditional formatting, and include that
rule in the formula for the addition of your percentage. -- David Biddulph "Emece" wrote in message ... Thanks for your reply. What I want to do is the following: I have a column with values in red, and values in green (according to a rule specified using conditional formatting). Depending if the value is red or green I want to add a percentage. Hope it is clear. Thanks again Regards, Emece.- "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: No. But maybe there are other ways of getting what you want. What do you want to do? HTH Otto "Emece" wrote in message ... Can I use conditional formatting, using as a condition the cell color? Thanks in advance Regards, Emece.- |
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