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Changing cell colour depending on another cells value...
Hello all,
Just curious if this is possible... can i have an equation (or something) that shades a cell a specific colour dependant on a condition of another cell? For example, if I want cell B5 shaded green if cell A1 is a positive number; if cell A1 was a negative number, i would want cell B5 shaded red. Let me know your thoughts, Ian |
Changing cell colour depending on another cells value...
Conditional formatting: <Format<Conditional Formatting
Choose 'Formula Is' and enter =A10 and make the formatting green. Then add another condition, choose 'Formula Is' again, and enter =A1<0, and make the formatting red. -- Regards, Dave "Web master" wrote: Hello all, Just curious if this is possible... can i have an equation (or something) that shades a cell a specific colour dependant on a condition of another cell? For example, if I want cell B5 shaded green if cell A1 is a positive number; if cell A1 was a negative number, i would want cell B5 shaded red. Let me know your thoughts, Ian |
Changing cell colour depending on another cells value...
Under "Format" there is the option "Conditional Formating" that is the
function that shades cell according to your specifications. "Web master" wrote: Hello all, Just curious if this is possible... can i have an equation (or something) that shades a cell a specific colour dependant on a condition of another cell? For example, if I want cell B5 shaded green if cell A1 is a positive number; if cell A1 was a negative number, i would want cell B5 shaded red. Let me know your thoughts, Ian |
Changing cell colour depending on another cells value...
I hope you dont mind me adding my question but when the cell changes to a
specific colour say a12 goes red (a12 is a date an assessment is due) when a date is within 30 days can a12 and a1 (which a name is in a1) be put on a different worksheet (say sheet2) and the same for each row that the colour appears so i can have a list of names and assessments on a seperate worksheet to print off there are 8 assessments along a row and about 40 names in a column thanks "Web master" wrote: Hello all, Just curious if this is possible... can i have an equation (or something) that shades a cell a specific colour dependant on a condition of another cell? For example, if I want cell B5 shaded green if cell A1 is a positive number; if cell A1 was a negative number, i would want cell B5 shaded red. Let me know your thoughts, Ian |
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