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Conditional Formatting and Subtotals
I have an invoice database and use subtotals from the Tools Menu to calculate
total, average and count, grouped by company. I want to use colour to make the different types of calculation stand out. So, for example, colour the totals one colour, the averages another colour and the counts yet another colour. Ideally I would like to be able to colour both the text in the cells which contain, for example €śCompany X Total€ť and the actual figure in the corresponding cell. Any ideas? |
Assuming the text in column A, amount in B,
select A1:Bn where n is the last row FormatConditional Formatting Change Condition 1 To Formula Is Add a formula of =ISNUMBER(FIND("Total",$A1)) Click format Select Pattern Choose a colour OK -- HTH Bob Phillips "Mary Ann" wrote in message ... I have an invoice database and use subtotals from the Tools Menu to calculate total, average and count, grouped by company. I want to use colour to make the different types of calculation stand out. So, for example, colour the totals one colour, the averages another colour and the counts yet another colour. Ideally I would like to be able to colour both the text in the cells which contain, for example "Company X Total" and the actual figure in the corresponding cell. Any ideas? |
Fabulous, thank you
"Bob Phillips" wrote: Assuming the text in column A, amount in B, select A1:Bn where n is the last row FormatConditional Formatting Change Condition 1 To Formula Is Add a formula of =ISNUMBER(FIND("Total",$A1)) Click format Select Pattern Choose a colour OK -- HTH Bob Phillips "Mary Ann" wrote in message ... I have an invoice database and use subtotals from the Tools Menu to calculate total, average and count, grouped by company. I want to use colour to make the different types of calculation stand out. So, for example, colour the totals one colour, the averages another colour and the counts yet another colour. Ideally I would like to be able to colour both the text in the cells which contain, for example "Company X Total" and the actual figure in the corresponding cell. Any ideas? |
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