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If, then...
I have a simple formula in a cell: =SUM(E29+G28-F29)
Is there a way to change the color of the cell when the value in the cell goes above or below zero with an "If / Then" statement? Thank you in advance. |
If, then...
Check out conditional formatting from the format menu for your cell.
Ray at work "Jonas Weebler" wrote in message om... I have a simple formula in a cell: =SUM(E29+G28-F29) Is there a way to change the color of the cell when the value in the cell goes above or below zero with an "If / Then" statement? Thank you in advance. |
If, then...
or SUM(E29,G28,-F29), if you prefer.
-- Bob Kilmer "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... sum is redundant, just do =E29+G28-F29 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Jonas Weebler wrote in message om... I have a simple formula in a cell: =SUM(E29+G28-F29) Is there a way to change the color of the cell when the value in the cell goes above or below zero with an "If / Then" statement? Thank you in advance. |
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