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See Dave's reply using Helper cell to hold the comparison value.
Kim wrote: Here is an example:- Original value in the cell A 1 50 2 70 3 80 4 55 5 60 If I change cell A1 to 55 it should turn green. If I change cell A2 to 60 is should turn red. If I change cell A3 to 75 it should turn red. Regards, Kim "Bob I" wrote: You need to put the 50 into the conditional format. 50=green <50=red therefore 50 = not red or green by default. Kim wrote: Hi, Can anyone help me to find a way round the problem I've. I'm trying to set a condition formattion to a cell where if there is any changes it will change colour. Example: The original value is a cell is 50. And if I change to a higher value, the cell should turn green and if I change to lower value it will change to red. The original cell should be no fill. Thanks, Kim |
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