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color change question
I am setting up a spreadsheet to track my store's daily sales. What I am
trying to do is to change the color of the cells depending on what the sales total for the day is. For example if the daily total is $0 the cell would be red, if the daily total was not zero the cell would be green. Any help? |
Hi Travis,
Use Conditional Format under Format. For the green Cell Value Is greater than 0 Format Pattern click green OK OK For the red Cell Value Is equal to ="" Format Pattern click red OK OK HTH Regards, Howard "Travis" wrote in message ... I am setting up a spreadsheet to track my store's daily sales. What I am trying to do is to change the color of the cells depending on what the sales total for the day is. For example if the daily total is $0 the cell would be red, if the daily total was not zero the cell would be green. Any help? |
Hi Travis,
Use Conditional Format under Format. For the green Cell Value Is greater than 0 Format Pattern click green OK OK For the red Cell Value Is equal to ="" Format Pattern click red OK OK HTH Regards, Howard "Travis" wrote in message ... I am setting up a spreadsheet to track my store's daily sales. What I am trying to do is to change the color of the cells depending on what the sales total for the day is. For example if the daily total is $0 the cell would be red, if the daily total was not zero the cell would be green. Any help? |
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