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Hi,

I want to be able to specify the colour of a cell depending on the
information in a different cell. Ie if the result is 7 or above the other
cell will be yellow, but if the result is above 14 the cell will become red.

any ideas?

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In the cell you want conditionally formatted, Format Conditional
Formatting. Set the condition to read 'Formula is' =$A$17 and set the
condition you want. (Substitute your 'different cell' where I put A1).

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Hi,

I want to be able to specify the colour of a cell depending on the
information in a different cell. Ie if the result is 7 or above the other
cell will be yellow, but if the result is above 14 the cell will become red.

any ideas?

Matt

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I have done this already but the problem comes when the result is higher than
14. It should go red but it stays yellow. ???


Matt

"bpeltzer" wrote:

In the cell you want conditionally formatted, Format Conditional
Formatting. Set the condition to read 'Formula is' =$A$17 and set the
condition you want. (Substitute your 'different cell' where I put A1).

"mattguerilla" wrote:


Hi,

I want to be able to specify the colour of a cell depending on the
information in a different cell. Ie if the result is 7 or above the other
cell will be yellow, but if the result is above 14 the cell will become red.

any ideas?

Matt

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The format gets set by the first condition satisfied. So in your case, make
the test for =14 (the more restrictive test) the first condition and the
test for =7 the second.

"mattguerilla" wrote:

I have done this already but the problem comes when the result is higher than
14. It should go red but it stays yellow. ???


Matt

"bpeltzer" wrote:

In the cell you want conditionally formatted, Format Conditional
Formatting. Set the condition to read 'Formula is' =$A$17 and set the
condition you want. (Substitute your 'different cell' where I put A1).

"mattguerilla" wrote:


Hi,

I want to be able to specify the colour of a cell depending on the
information in a different cell. Ie if the result is 7 or above the other
cell will be yellow, but if the result is above 14 the cell will become red.

any ideas?

Matt

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