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Applying Formatting (Fonts) in Formuals
When using an IF statement (or any formula) can you include Formatting? For
example, Yes answers GREEN and No answers RED. I believe you can do this later using the conditional formatting, but can you include a formula within the IF statement's formula? Thanks |
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No, you need conditional formatting for that.
Look up 'Highlight cells that meet specific conditions' in the Answer wizard in help -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Hague2" wrote in message ... When using an IF statement (or any formula) can you include Formatting? For example, Yes answers GREEN and No answers RED. I believe you can do this later using the conditional formatting, but can you include a formula within the IF statement's formula? Thanks |
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