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conditional formating
Is there a way that I can use conditional formating for the following
scenerio? If 0.7<=x<=1.1 or if 1.3<=x<=2.2 the condition is good otherwise the condition is bad. |
conditional formating
Sure, use a Condition of Formula Is and a formula of
=OR(AND(A1=0.7,A1<=1.1),AND(A1=1.3,A1<=2.2)) where A1 would be the cell that holds the x value. If it is not A1 than you wish to format but some other cell. make A1 absolute, $A$1. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) wrote in message oups.com... Is there a way that I can use conditional formating for the following scenerio? If 0.7<=x<=1.1 or if 1.3<=x<=2.2 the condition is good otherwise the condition is bad. |
conditional formating
Thanks Bob, that did the trick!
Bob Phillips wrote: Sure, use a Condition of Formula Is and a formula of =OR(AND(A1=0.7,A1<=1.1),AND(A1=1.3,A1<=2.2)) where A1 would be the cell that holds the x value. If it is not A1 than you wish to format but some other cell. make A1 absolute, $A$1. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) wrote in message oups.com... Is there a way that I can use conditional formating for the following scenerio? If 0.7<=x<=1.1 or if 1.3<=x<=2.2 the condition is good otherwise the condition is bad. |
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