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Conditional formatting using part of the cells contents
Hi,
i'm doing some MPG calculations at the moment and using a formula from a seperate worksheet which then displays on the first worksheet (="You average "&Round(&Sheet2!A4,2)&" MPG") and i want to format that cell (that displays the "Your Average is xx.xx MPG) so that if, for example, my average MPG is <=10 then the whole cell is red, 10 <30 Yellow and 30 Green i hope this makes sense... Cheers for your help |
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