Using Excel 2003 and am trying to format cells depending on a range of values
e.g.

If the value is less than 50.999% then colour the cell red

If the value is between 51% and 74.999% then colour the cell orange

If the value is more than 75% then colour the cell green

I have managed to get the first and third examples to work using conditional
formatting (formula is: =B4<0.50999) but can't seem to get it to work if the
value is between two specific values.

Any help would be appreciated.

Maybe

=B4<51% for red
=AND(B4=51%,B4<75%) for orange
=B4=75% for green


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Regards!
Stefi



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Using Excel 2003 and am trying to format cells depending on a range of values
e.g.

If the value is less than 50.999% then colour the cell red

If the value is between 51% and 74.999% then colour the cell orange

If the value is more than 75% then colour the cell green

I have managed to get the first and third examples to work using conditional
formatting (formula is: =B4<0.50999) but can't seem to get it to work if the
value is between two specific values.

Any help would be appreciated.

Try it like this...

=AND(cell_reflower_boundary_value,cell_ref<upper_ boundary_value)

Or...

=AND(cell_ref=lower_boundary_value,cell_ref<=uppe r_boundary_value)

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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"gashman" wrote in message
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Using Excel 2003 and am trying to format cells depending on a range of
values
e.g.

If the value is less than 50.999% then colour the cell red

If the value is between 51% and 74.999% then colour the cell orange

If the value is more than 75% then colour the cell green

I have managed to get the first and third examples to work using
conditional
formatting (formula is: =B4<0.50999) but can't seem to get it to work if
the
value is between two specific values.

Any help would be appreciated.

CF's are evaluated in order. As soon as a conditon is met it stops evaluating
so all you need is

Less than 51%
Less than 75%
Greater than or equal to 75%

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HTH...

Jim Thomlinson


"gashman" wrote:

Using Excel 2003 and am trying to format cells depending on a range of values
e.g.

If the value is less than 50.999% then colour the cell red

If the value is between 51% and 74.999% then colour the cell orange

If the value is more than 75% then colour the cell green

I have managed to get the first and third examples to work using conditional
formatting (formula is: =B4<0.50999) but can't seem to get it to work if the
value is between two specific values.

Any help would be appreciated.

Use the below formulas for a selected range say A1:A10 with active cell A1.


=A1<50.999%
=MEDIAN(51%,A1,74.999%)=A1
=A175%


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Jacob (MVP - Excel)


"gashman" wrote:

Using Excel 2003 and am trying to format cells depending on a range of values
e.g.

If the value is less than 50.999% then colour the cell red

If the value is between 51% and 74.999% then colour the cell orange

If the value is more than 75% then colour the cell green

I have managed to get the first and third examples to work using conditional
formatting (formula is: =B4<0.50999) but can't seem to get it to work if the
value is between two specific values.

Any help would be appreciated.

Ofcourse the 1st one has to be this way to handle blanks

=AND(A1<"",A1<50.999%)

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Jacob (MVP - Excel)


"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

Use the below formulas for a selected range say A1:A10 with active cell A1.


=A1<50.999%
=MEDIAN(51%,A1,74.999%)=A1
=A175%


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Jacob (MVP - Excel)


"gashman" wrote:

Using Excel 2003 and am trying to format cells depending on a range of values
e.g.

If the value is less than 50.999% then colour the cell red

If the value is between 51% and 74.999% then colour the cell orange

If the value is more than 75% then colour the cell green

I have managed to get the first and third examples to work using conditional
formatting (formula is: =B4<0.50999) but can't seem to get it to work if the
value is between two specific values.

Any help would be appreciated.