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cell conditional formatting
I have a cell Q144 that I would like to place conditional
formatting into. But it depends on the cell (I144) that will either have "X" in it or not. If I144 does have the "X" then I would like to have Q144 multiply 2 cells (K144 * N144) and have the cell Q144 say "Lost (whatever the dollar amt is). I am having a quandry of what to place in the conditional formatting formula line for Q144. If anyone can assist, thanks. *** John |
cell conditional formatting
Hi
this is not a conditional formating issue but a formula issue :-) Enter the following formula in cell Q144 =IF(I144="X","Lost " & K144*N144,"") -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "John" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I have a cell Q144 that I would like to place conditional formatting into. But it depends on the cell (I144) that will either have "X" in it or not. If I144 does have the "X" then I would like to have Q144 multiply 2 cells (K144 * N144) and have the cell Q144 say "Lost (whatever the dollar amt is). I am having a quandry of what to place in the conditional formatting formula line for Q144. If anyone can assist, thanks. *** John |
cell conditional formatting
Conditional formatting can't change the value in a cell, only the font
or background. You can enter this in Q144: =IF(I144="X","Lost " & TEXT(K144*N144,"$#,##0.00"),"") In article , "John" wrote: I have a cell Q144 that I would like to place conditional formatting into. But it depends on the cell (I144) that will either have "X" in it or not. If I144 does have the "X" then I would like to have Q144 multiply 2 cells (K144 * N144) and have the cell Q144 say "Lost (whatever the dollar amt is). I am having a quandry of what to place in the conditional formatting formula line for Q144. If anyone can assist, thanks. *** John |
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