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Changing font colour to red & orange
Ok i have a couple of records.
i want to change the font colour of specific cells in a row (Cells that are in the columns A:G) to red when a value (In column F) in the same row reaches a value smaller than 0 (Negative number). If this value from before displays 0, i want the cells (In the columns stated before) to change to an orange font colour I think conditional formatting may need to be used but im not sure. By the way, i am using Excel 2007. (Also what ever solutions you have must also work in Excel 2003, as i open, edit, & save my workbook on both versions quite frequently) |
Changing font colour to red & orange
Use conditional formatting.
Select all the target cells, let's assume A2 is the first, and use CF formulae of =$F2<0 - use a red fill and =$F2=0 - use an orange fill -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "DDD" wrote in message ... Ok i have a couple of records. i want to change the font colour of specific cells in a row (Cells that are in the columns A:G) to red when a value (In column F) in the same row reaches a value smaller than 0 (Negative number). If this value from before displays 0, i want the cells (In the columns stated before) to change to an orange font colour I think conditional formatting may need to be used but im not sure. By the way, i am using Excel 2007. (Also what ever solutions you have must also work in Excel 2003, as i open, edit, & save my workbook on both versions quite frequently) |
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