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String Comparison & Conditional Formatting
I am wanting to colour a Sports Tipping results table according to the sports
result. I have a green font for getting it exactly right, a red strikethrough font for getting it exactly wrong, and would like a grey font for getting it partially correct. So, I need a formula to place in the conditional formatting dialog that compares cell A with cell B. If the 1st 5 letters of cell A equal the first 5 letters of cell B, then turn the font grey! Many thanks in advance for your assistance. Eddie |
String Comparison & Conditional Formatting
Hi!
Try this: =LEFT(A1,5)=LEFT(B1,5) Biff "Blobbies" wrote in message ... I am wanting to colour a Sports Tipping results table according to the sports result. I have a green font for getting it exactly right, a red strikethrough font for getting it exactly wrong, and would like a grey font for getting it partially correct. So, I need a formula to place in the conditional formatting dialog that compares cell A with cell B. If the 1st 5 letters of cell A equal the first 5 letters of cell B, then turn the font grey! Many thanks in advance for your assistance. Eddie |
String Comparison & Conditional Formatting
It's so easy when you know!
Thanks Biff - Fantastic!!! "Biff" wrote: Hi! Try this: =LEFT(A1,5)=LEFT(B1,5) Biff "Blobbies" wrote in message ... I am wanting to colour a Sports Tipping results table according to the sports result. I have a green font for getting it exactly right, a red strikethrough font for getting it exactly wrong, and would like a grey font for getting it partially correct. So, I need a formula to place in the conditional formatting dialog that compares cell A with cell B. If the 1st 5 letters of cell A equal the first 5 letters of cell B, then turn the font grey! Many thanks in advance for your assistance. Eddie |
String Comparison & Conditional Formatting
You're welcome!
Biff "Blobbies" wrote in message ... It's so easy when you know! Thanks Biff - Fantastic!!! "Biff" wrote: Hi! Try this: =LEFT(A1,5)=LEFT(B1,5) Biff "Blobbies" wrote in message ... I am wanting to colour a Sports Tipping results table according to the sports result. I have a green font for getting it exactly right, a red strikethrough font for getting it exactly wrong, and would like a grey font for getting it partially correct. So, I need a formula to place in the conditional formatting dialog that compares cell A with cell B. If the 1st 5 letters of cell A equal the first 5 letters of cell B, then turn the font grey! Many thanks in advance for your assistance. Eddie |
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