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I want to change the font of cells based on the answer on one cell - similar
to condition formatting, but now the format is based on what one cell reads e.g. if one cell has a value of 0, then the cells on that row should become bold, italics, BUT if the value is greater, then they remain constant. TIA |
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You can still use conditional formatting:
Select B1 and in conditional formatting select Formula Is: =($A$1=0) and pick some format, say bold Then copy B1 and paste/special/format across the first row. If A1 is zero, then all the cells in the row should be bold. -- Gary's Student "Jabi" wrote: I want to change the font of cells based on the answer on one cell - similar to condition formatting, but now the format is based on what one cell reads e.g. if one cell has a value of 0, then the cells on that row should become bold, italics, BUT if the value is greater, then they remain constant. TIA |
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hi,
that is conditional formating. assuming that the value you wish to read is in cell a2..... condition for all cells in row EXCEPT a2. if formula is =if(a20,0,1) this sets a true/false condition for a2 format = fontbold italic in the target cell coditions for cell a2 if cell value is less than or equal to 0 format = fontbold italic works on my pc regards FSt1 "Jabi" wrote: I want to change the font of cells based on the answer on one cell - similar to condition formatting, but now the format is based on what one cell reads e.g. if one cell has a value of 0, then the cells on that row should become bold, italics, BUT if the value is greater, then they remain constant. TIA |
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Thank you! that has worked like a charm.
Kind regards "FSt1" wrote: hi, that is conditional formating. assuming that the value you wish to read is in cell a2..... condition for all cells in row EXCEPT a2. if formula is =if(a20,0,1) this sets a true/false condition for a2 format = fontbold italic in the target cell coditions for cell a2 if cell value is less than or equal to 0 format = fontbold italic works on my pc regards FSt1 "Jabi" wrote: I want to change the font of cells based on the answer on one cell - similar to condition formatting, but now the format is based on what one cell reads e.g. if one cell has a value of 0, then the cells on that row should become bold, italics, BUT if the value is greater, then they remain constant. TIA |
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Thanks alot! I have learnt something new.
Kind regards "Gary''s Student" wrote: You can still use conditional formatting: Select B1 and in conditional formatting select Formula Is: =($A$1=0) and pick some format, say bold Then copy B1 and paste/special/format across the first row. If A1 is zero, then all the cells in the row should be bold. -- Gary's Student "Jabi" wrote: I want to change the font of cells based on the answer on one cell - similar to condition formatting, but now the format is based on what one cell reads e.g. if one cell has a value of 0, then the cells on that row should become bold, italics, BUT if the value is greater, then they remain constant. TIA |
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