I have a column where all the numbers are multiple of 5.
But, I want double check that all the numbers in rows are
multiple of 5. I used =if(mod(a1,5)=0, true, false)-(I
used inverted commas for true and false but in my current
keyboard this key is not working). So, I get reply true or
false. Its working but I want to change the colour of the
number which is false according to the condition applied.
How can I use colour in formula.
Any help appreatiated

Many thanks
sanjay

Sanjay,

Use conditional formatting.
Select the column (I will assume column A)
Goto menu FormatConditional Formatting
Change Condition 1 to FormulaIs
Add the formula =MOD(A1,5)<0
Click the format button
Choose a font colour
OK
OK

If not column A, just change A1 to the appropriate column.

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"Sanjay Gupta" wrote in message
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I have a column where all the numbers are multiple of 5.
But, I want double check that all the numbers in rows are
multiple of 5. I used =if(mod(a1,5)=0, true, false)-(I
used inverted commas for true and false but in my current
keyboard this key is not working). So, I get reply true or
false. Its working but I want to change the colour of the
number which is false according to the condition applied.
How can I use colour in formula.
Any help appreatiated

Many thanks
sanjay