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format cell based on value
Hello, I tried some basic if, then's but I must be doing
it wrong.... I need to have cell d5 font color to be white if d3 and d4 values are both 0. If they are not both 0 then I need d5 font color to be black. thanks! |
format cell based on value
Read "Conditional Formatting" from the help files.
-----Original Message----- Hello, I tried some basic if, then's but I must be doing it wrong.... I need to have cell d5 font color to be white if d3 and d4 values are both 0. If they are not both 0 then I need d5 font color to be black. thanks! . |
format cell based on value
Mac,
Use conditional formatting, with a formula of =AND(D3=0,D4=0), and set the format font colour to white. -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "macamarr" wrote in message ... Hello, I tried some basic if, then's but I must be doing it wrong.... I need to have cell d5 font color to be white if d3 and d4 values are both 0. If they are not both 0 then I need d5 font color to be black. thanks! |
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