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How do you change font color based on the value input? 1 =
I am trying to set a column with the following funtionality:
1 = <red1 2 = <yellow2 3 = <blue3 or High = <red High Med = <yellow Med Low = <Blue LOW |
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Mojeta,
Try Format - Conditional Formatting. Use "Cell value is." Use "Equal to" and 1, click Format, and choose your color. Then click Add, and do the next color. -- Earl Kiosterud www.smokeylake.com "mojeta" wrote in message ... I am trying to set a column with the following funtionality: 1 = <red1 2 = <yellow2 3 = <blue3 or High = <red High Med = <yellow Med Low = <Blue LOW |
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