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I would like to set up an if statement that does the following:
If in row $2, the maximum is within $B2:$G2, than if the sum of $B2:$G2 is less than the sum of $H2:$M2, then print the sum of $B2:$G2 in the box, colour red. If not, than print the sum of $H2:$M2 in the box, colour blue. How do I do that? Can that be done in 1 statement? Thanks |
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You can't change the format of a cell using a formula so one way is to
use a combination of formatting, a formula and conditional fomatting. Select cell N2. Change the format to blue. Enter the formula: =MIN(SUM(B2:G2),SUM(H2:M2)) Click on FormatConditional Formatting. Then change the first drop down box to Formula Is. In the second dropdown enter the formula: =N2=Sum(B2:G2) Click on the format button and then select the required red format. Ok out. Hope this helps Rowan Frank Drost wrote: I would like to set up an if statement that does the following: If in row $2, the maximum is within $B2:$G2, than if the sum of $B2:$G2 is less than the sum of $H2:$M2, then print the sum of $B2:$G2 in the box, colour red. If not, than print the sum of $H2:$M2 in the box, colour blue. How do I do that? Can that be done in 1 statement? Thanks |
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