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change cell background color when another cell's value = 40
I need an (Excel 2003 SP2) conditional formula that will change the formula's
cell color when the sum of a string of cell values (in hours & minutes) becomes equal to or greater than 40:00, so as to visually indicate that overtime is now & henseforth in effect. |
change cell background color when another cell's value = 40
=SUM(A1:M1)*24=40
-- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "da haole boy" <da haole wrote in message ... I need an (Excel 2003 SP2) conditional formula that will change the formula's cell color when the sum of a string of cell values (in hours & minutes) becomes equal to or greater than 40:00, so as to visually indicate that overtime is now & henseforth in effect. |
change cell background color when another cell's value = 40
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=TEXT(SUM(A1:M1),"[h]")"40" -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "da haole boy" <da haole wrote in message ... I need an (Excel 2003 SP2) conditional formula that will change the formula's cell color when the sum of a string of cell values (in hours & minutes) becomes equal to or greater than 40:00, so as to visually indicate that overtime is now & henseforth in effect. |
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