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Conditional Formatting using variable text
Hello:
I'm trying to do a conditional formatting for column that has multiple variable descriptions and its not working.... The target formatting needs to be in column D and is dependend on column B & D. If B2="COMMITTED" and D2 is equal to or greater than "5-Advanced Solution" - highlight D2 in green. The column D has descriptions from 1 to 10 but to each number there is a "verbiage" attached similar to the 5...is it possible to get the conditional formatting work? (i.e. the rest of the column D options are --- "6-Confirm Solution", "7-Final Proposal", "8-Close", "4-ID Strategy, "1-Create Interest"....so anyting equal to or greater than 5 I would like to show in green if column B shows "Committed") Thank you. Monika |
Conditional Formatting using variable text
This might suffice ..
Select the range in col from D2 down (ie with D2 active) then apply CF using Formula Is: =AND(B2="Committed",LEFT(D2)+0=5) Format to taste, ok out Success? Celebrate it, hit YES below -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "murkaboris" wrote: I'm trying to do a conditional formatting for column that has multiple variable descriptions and its not working.... The target formatting needs to be in column D and is dependend on column B & D. If B2="COMMITTED" and D2 is equal to or greater than "5-Advanced Solution" - highlight D2 in green. The column D has descriptions from 1 to 10 but to each number there is a "verbiage" attached similar to the 5...is it possible to get the conditional formatting work? (i.e. the rest of the column D options are --- "6-Confirm Solution", "7-Final Proposal", "8-Close", "4-ID Strategy, "1-Create Interest"....so anyting equal to or greater than 5 I would like to show in green if column B shows "Committed") Thank you. Monika |
Conditional Formatting using variable text
Never mind -- I figured it out :)
=AND(B2="COMMITTED", D2<="5-Advanced Solution") .. worked like a charm "murkaboris" wrote: Hello: I'm trying to do a conditional formatting for column that has multiple variable descriptions and its not working.... The target formatting needs to be in column D and is dependend on column B & D. If B2="COMMITTED" and D2 is equal to or greater than "5-Advanced Solution" - highlight D2 in green. The column D has descriptions from 1 to 10 but to each number there is a "verbiage" attached similar to the 5...is it possible to get the conditional formatting work? (i.e. the rest of the column D options are --- "6-Confirm Solution", "7-Final Proposal", "8-Close", "4-ID Strategy, "1-Create Interest"....so anyting equal to or greater than 5 I would like to show in green if column B shows "Committed") Thank you. Monika |
Conditional Formatting using variable text
Thanks Max, got it working.
Monika "Max" wrote: This might suffice .. Select the range in col from D2 down (ie with D2 active) then apply CF using Formula Is: =AND(B2="Committed",LEFT(D2)+0=5) Format to taste, ok out Success? Celebrate it, hit YES below -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "murkaboris" wrote: I'm trying to do a conditional formatting for column that has multiple variable descriptions and its not working.... The target formatting needs to be in column D and is dependend on column B & D. If B2="COMMITTED" and D2 is equal to or greater than "5-Advanced Solution" - highlight D2 in green. The column D has descriptions from 1 to 10 but to each number there is a "verbiage" attached similar to the 5...is it possible to get the conditional formatting work? (i.e. the rest of the column D options are --- "6-Confirm Solution", "7-Final Proposal", "8-Close", "4-ID Strategy, "1-Create Interest"....so anyting equal to or greater than 5 I would like to show in green if column B shows "Committed") Thank you. Monika |
Conditional Formatting using variable text
Glad to hear. If there's the possibility of more than a single digit for the
"front number" in col D (eg: 11-option eleven), you could try something like this instead: =AND(B2="Committed",LEFT(D2,SEARCH("-",D2)-1)+0=5) -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:27,000 Files:200 Subscribers:70 xdemechanik --- "murkaboris" wrote: Thanks Max, got it working. Monika |
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