....I know how to apply Conditional Formatting to cells containing numeric
data; is it possible to apply it to cells where the result is textual? For
example:
=if(a1=5000,"High","Low")
In this instance, I would want to conditionally format this cell so that if
the result is High, then the text should be bold and red. Thanks in advance.
I'm using Excel 2002...

Hi

click on the cell
choose format / conditional formatting
choose
cell value is
equal to
="high"
click the format button
set your formatting
click OK twice

Regards
JulieD

"Birmangirl" wrote in message
...
...I know how to apply Conditional Formatting to cells containing numeric
data; is it possible to apply it to cells where the result is textual? For
example:
=if(a1=5000,"High","Low")
In this instance, I would want to conditionally format this cell so that
if
the result is High, then the text should be bold and red. Thanks in
advance.
I'm using Excel 2002...

One way:

CF1: Cell value is equal to ="High"
Format1: Bold, red

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"Birmangirl" wrote:

...I know how to apply Conditional Formatting to cells containing numeric
data; is it possible to apply it to cells where the result is textual? For
example:
=if(a1=5000,"High","Low")
In this instance, I would want to conditionally format this cell so that if
the result is High, then the text should be bold and red. Thanks in advance.
I'm using Excel 2002...

Great! Thanks for your very prompt replies - just what I wanted.

"Birmangirl" wrote:

...I know how to apply Conditional Formatting to cells containing numeric
data; is it possible to apply it to cells where the result is textual? For
example:
=if(a1=5000,"High","Low")
In this instance, I would want to conditionally format this cell so that if
the result is High, then the text should be bold and red. Thanks in advance.
I'm using Excel 2002...