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A user would like to know how if there's a way in Excel
(maybe using VB) to have a cell color change if it meets
certain criteria. For example, if the cell value is
greater than 10 it turns red.
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Have a look at conditional formatting
Formatconditional formatcell value isgreater than 10format as desired

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Hi "emcallahan"

No need to us VB when conditional formatting is available.

Format Condition Formatting
Cell Value Is
Greater Than
10
Format
Select to taste
OK
OK

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