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Conditional Formatting of a Percent Number
Excel does not seem to like to conditionally format numbers expressed as a
percent. I used a formula "If Greater Than or Equal to One, font is black - and If Less Than One, font is red". But, both sets are displayed as red. What is the trick to this? DOUG |
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