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Different colors in a cell
Say I have the formula =IF(B2="T","Yes","No") . Can I set up something so the
"Yes" result is blue and the "No" result is red? -- Boots |
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Different colors in a cell
Look at Conditional formatting from the Format menu.
Please write again if you need further help. --- Per "Boots" skrev i meddelelsen ... Say I have the formula =IF(B2="T","Yes","No") . Can I set up something so the "Yes" result is blue and the "No" result is red? -- Boots |
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