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I have a spreadsheet that shows the current situation of
25 sales people in an organization, and then finds the average of certain information. I then show how the company's situation can be improved by helping salespeople with below average numbers come up to the average. I'm using If statements to show improvement if the salesperson is below average, and how my boss has asked me to have the spreadsheet automatically show any information that is changing (i.e. the new figures if a salesperson is brought up to the average) in green to make changes stand out. Because an improvement is only made if a person is currently below average, I can not change the color by using conditional formatting. Is there a way to programmatically change the color of the information in a cell if a certain condition is met? |
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