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Is there a way I can use a function that will change the colour of required
cells to say, red?? e.g. using the IF, if two cells do not have the same value a selected cell will change colour to red, to act as an alert. |
There is a way: check out conditional formatting in the Help feature.
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<Format<Conditonal format is good for this
formula is =C1<D1 and set format as you want it. "Stuart" wrote: Is there a way I can use a function that will change the colour of required cells to say, red?? e.g. using the IF, if two cells do not have the same value a selected cell will change colour to red, to act as an alert. |
Look up 'Highlight cells that meet specific conditions' in the Answer
wizard in help -- HTH Bob Phillips "Stuart" wrote in message ... Is there a way I can use a function that will change the colour of required cells to say, red?? e.g. using the IF, if two cells do not have the same value a selected cell will change colour to red, to act as an alert. |
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