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Wording's Colour Change for Logic Function
Hi all,
any1 know how to create "IF" function such that the Value it presents is of a certain colour for different condition? E.g.: "=IF(M100, "OK", "NOTOK")", "OK" will appear as Green colour wording, and "NOT OK" as Red colour wording. -- Air Lancer |
Hi
Have a look at Format|Conditional Format. There is some info on it he http://www.cpearson.com/excel/cformatting.htm -- Andy. "Air Lancer" <chesserhawk-email.yahoo.com.sg wrote in message ... Hi all, any1 know how to create "IF" function such that the Value it presents is of a certain colour for different condition? E.g.: "=IF(M100, "OK", "NOTOK")", "OK" will appear as Green colour wording, and "NOT OK" as Red colour wording. -- Air Lancer |
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