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Excel 2007 Conditional Formatting using different colors
I need to have A1 highlighted red if B1 has an x in it, and A1 highlighted
green if C1 has an x in it. Can this be done? |
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Excel 2007 Conditional Formatting using different colors
See http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat01.html
-- __________________________________ HTH Bob "tweets75" wrote in message ... I need to have A1 highlighted red if B1 has an x in it, and A1 highlighted green if C1 has an x in it. Can this be done? |
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Excel 2007 Conditional Formatting using different colors
Yes use Conditional Formatting:
I assume that you want A1 background to start white. Therefore set up two conditions in A1: =B1="x" and choose fill red second condition: =C1="x" and choose fill green You haven't however stated what you want to occur if B1 & C1 both contain x. With the above formula conditions if both contain x, then A1 will turn red Hope this helps "tweets75" wrote: I need to have A1 highlighted red if B1 has an x in it, and A1 highlighted green if C1 has an x in it. Can this be done? |
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