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Condition BLUE
Good afternoon everyone,
I have a column of figures such as ... 0 0+ 1 1+ 2 2+ 3 3+ 4 4+ 5 5+ 6 6+ .... and I would like to conditionally format them RED for 0 to 2+ and BLUE for 3 to 6+ please. I used a formula to calculate these and then concatenate to get the +. Thanks in advance, Paul |
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Condition BLUE
First, I think I would use two separate columns--one for the number and one for
the +. But you can try this: Select your range (I used A1:a15) and with A1 the activecell: Format|Conditional formatting Formula is: =AND(--(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"+",""))=0,--(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"+",""))<3) (and give it a blue format) And add another formula: =AND(--(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"+",""))=3,--(SUBSTITUTE(A1,"+",""))<7) (and format it red) The =substitute() replaces the + with "" (nothing) and the -- converts the text (it's a string) to a real number. Paul Black wrote: Good afternoon everyone, I have a column of figures such as ... 0 0+ 1 1+ 2 2+ 3 3+ 4 4+ 5 5+ 6 6+ ... and I would like to conditionally format them RED for 0 to 2+ and BLUE for 3 to 6+ please. I used a formula to calculate these and then concatenate to get the +. Thanks in advance, Paul -- Dave Peterson |
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