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can i make a formula to change the format of the cell if it is 2 or 1? i have
tried IF FIND and less than greater than but have had no luck thus far thanks |
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Look in conditional formatting. Under format. You can change the fontcolor
textboder of the cell with conditions that you set. Pat "Micayla Bergen" wrote: can i make a formula to change the format of the cell if it is 2 or 1? i have tried IF FIND and less than greater than but have had no luck thus far thanks |
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I am in conditional formatting, and would like to have the formula for the
condition only if the cell value is either 2 or 1, but am not sure how to word it correctly "patrick" wrote: Look in conditional formatting. Under format. You can change the fontcolor textboder of the cell with conditions that you set. Pat "Micayla Bergen" wrote: can i make a formula to change the format of the cell if it is 2 or 1? i have tried IF FIND and less than greater than but have had no luck thus far thanks |
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Use formula is and
=OR(A1=1.A1=2) where A1 is the cell with the formatting -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Micayla Bergen" wrote in message ... I am in conditional formatting, and would like to have the formula for the condition only if the cell value is either 2 or 1, but am not sure how to word it correctly "patrick" wrote: Look in conditional formatting. Under format. You can change the fontcolor textboder of the cell with conditions that you set. Pat "Micayla Bergen" wrote: can i make a formula to change the format of the cell if it is 2 or 1? i have tried IF FIND and less than greater than but have had no luck thus far thanks |
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Thank you!
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Use formula is and =OR(A1=1.A1=2) where A1 is the cell with the formatting -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Micayla Bergen" wrote in message ... I am in conditional formatting, and would like to have the formula for the condition only if the cell value is either 2 or 1, but am not sure how to word it correctly "patrick" wrote: Look in conditional formatting. Under format. You can change the fontcolor textboder of the cell with conditions that you set. Pat "Micayla Bergen" wrote: can i make a formula to change the format of the cell if it is 2 or 1? i have tried IF FIND and less than greater than but have had no luck thus far thanks |
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