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I have an IF equation and when it fails/brings up a certain value i would
like it to highlight the cell as a color, specifically red. Is this possible?
If so how?

For example.
The equation is
=IF(G11130000, "No Bolt Specification For Carbon Steel", "0")
In the true instance I need that cell to be highlighted to ensure the
operator knows what happened.

Thank you for your help
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Select Format | Conditional Formatting...
Formula is =G11130000
Choose a Format
Ok
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I have an IF equation and when it fails/brings up a certain value i would
like it to highlight the cell as a color, specifically red. Is this possible?
If so how?

For example.
The equation is
=IF(G11130000, "No Bolt Specification For Carbon Steel", "0")
In the true instance I need that cell to be highlighted to ensure the
operator knows what happened.

Thank you for your help

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In EXCEL 2007:-

Home / Conditional Formatting / New Rule

Which cell are you trying to highlight? G11? or another cell? or both?

In any case you should be able to set up a rule(s) as shown above.

Please hit Yes if my comments have helped.

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I have an IF equation and when it fails/brings up a certain value i would
like it to highlight the cell as a color, specifically red. Is this possible?
If so how?

For example.
The equation is
=IF(G11130000, "No Bolt Specification For Carbon Steel", "0")
In the true instance I need that cell to be highlighted to ensure the
operator knows what happened.

Thank you for your help

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dippy

Look into "Conditional formating", found under "Format" in pre xl2007

Mike Rogers

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I have an IF equation and when it fails/brings up a certain value i would
like it to highlight the cell as a color, specifically red. Is this possible?
If so how?

For example.
The equation is
=IF(G11130000, "No Bolt Specification For Carbon Steel", "0")
In the true instance I need that cell to be highlighted to ensure the
operator knows what happened.

Thank you for your help

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Hi

Highlight the range of cells where you want the formatting applied
FormatConditional FormattingCell valueNot equal to0
Format choose whatever Font or Background colour you want.

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I have an IF equation and when it fails/brings up a certain value i would
like it to highlight the cell as a color, specifically red. Is this
possible?
If so how?

For example.
The equation is
=IF(G11130000, "No Bolt Specification For Carbon Steel", "0")
In the true instance I need that cell to be highlighted to ensure the
operator knows what happened.

Thank you for your help

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