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Supposing I want to give a formula that if a particular cell is 40,
=if(c440) 1) make the color green else let it remain as it is 2) Highlight it in bold face in black itself else let it remain as it is Kindly let me have the answers for both 1) and 2). Thanks in advance Regards sh -- LEARNING MS OFFICE THOROUGHLLY |
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![]() Why not use conditional format Format/Conditional Format Larry -- keithl816 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ keithl816's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=21287 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=499111 |
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Select all the cells you wish to format. Format, Conditional Formatting,
Cell value is, Format Font to BOLD and format pattern to green, Gilles "SH" wrote in message ... Supposing I want to give a formula that if a particular cell is 40, =if(c440) 1) make the color green else let it remain as it is 2) Highlight it in bold face in black itself else let it remain as it is Kindly let me have the answers for both 1) and 2). Thanks in advance Regards sh -- LEARNING MS OFFICE THOROUGHLLY |
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Please respond to the group, not to my e-mail. Your next question is
answered by going through the same steps and clicking on the FONT tad and changing the colour of the font only, Gilles "SH" wrote in message ... Supposing I want to give a formula that if a particular cell is 40, =if(c440) 1) make the color green else let it remain as it is 2) Highlight it in bold face in black itself else let it remain as it is Kindly let me have the answers for both 1) and 2). Thanks in advance Regards sh -- LEARNING MS OFFICE THOROUGHLLY |
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Hi sh,
Use Conditional formatting. FormatConditional formatting... Condition 1 Cell Value Is greater than 40 Format... Font tab click bold Patterns tab click the green color Click OK Ken Johnson |
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Hi sh,
Use Conditional formatting. FormatConditional formatting... Condition 1 Cell Value Is greater than 40 Format... Font tab click bold Patterns tab click the green color Click OK Click OK Ken Johnson |
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