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Conditional Formating of text
Hi,
Just wonder if we can set preferred colour text to the text appearin using If, Then, Else function? For example, a function having th following :- =if(A1="","Error","OK") I want the word "Error" to appear in red colour when cell A1 is i blank and the word "OK" to appear in blue colour when cell A1 is fille up. I know we can do it using Conditional Formatting but that is onl for 1 condition, but for my situation, there are two conditions. Please help... -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Conditional Formating of text
Conditional formatting supports three conditions.
Hit the add button in conditional formatting to define the second (and third) conditions and formatting. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy gilbert wrote in message ... Hi, Just wonder if we can set preferred colour text to the text appearing using If, Then, Else function? For example, a function having the following :- =if(A1="","Error","OK") I want the word "Error" to appear in red colour when cell A1 is in blank and the word "OK" to appear in blue colour when cell A1 is filled up. I know we can do it using Conditional Formatting but that is only for 1 condition, but for my situation, there are two conditions. Please help.... --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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