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That does not seem to work. Nothing happens, the cells remain
normal(white). The cell clearly shows 107% (but I think excel is looking at the formula instead??). My CF says if cell value =100% then make it green. The second CF says if it is <100%, make it red. However, in both cases, nothing happens. -Rob JE McGimpsey wrote in message ... One way: Say the cell is J1 CF1: Cell Value Is greater than 100% Format1: green CF2: Cell Value is less than 100% Format2: red The source of the data has no bearing on CF. Note that you've left out the case where the cell value is equal to 100% |
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