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get a cell to change colour from a value, eg 1to7=green etc
how do I get a cell to change colour dependant upon the value entered into it?
For example if I enter a number between 1 & 7 the cell turns green(whilst still allowing you to read the number!), 7 to 12 yellow, above 12 red. This is for a record card to record blood glucose levels for a diabetic to be able to easily recognise patterns. I am using excel 2003 |
get a cell to change colour from a value, eg 1to7=green etc
It seems like Conditional Formatting is what you need.
Check Debra Dalgleish's website for great instructions and examples: http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat01.html Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "robsalmon6" wrote: how do I get a cell to change colour dependant upon the value entered into it? For example if I enter a number between 1 & 7 the cell turns green(whilst still allowing you to read the number!), 7 to 12 yellow, above 12 red. This is for a record card to record blood glucose levels for a diabetic to be able to easily recognise patterns. I am using excel 2003 |
get a cell to change colour from a value, eg 1to7=green etc
The feature you are looking for is called "Conditonal
Formatting".........select the cell, then do Format ConditionalFormatting and follow the menus........ hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "robsalmon6" wrote: how do I get a cell to change colour dependant upon the value entered into it? For example if I enter a number between 1 & 7 the cell turns green(whilst still allowing you to read the number!), 7 to 12 yellow, above 12 red. This is for a record card to record blood glucose levels for a diabetic to be able to easily recognise patterns. I am using excel 2003 |
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