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NathanS[_2_]

Simple for you hard for me (newbie alert)
 

Sorry if this is simple for you I am new to programming in Excel.

=AND(*Cell*0.799999,MOD(ROW(),2)<0)

I have been using a formula simular to the one above...

I want to have alternating background colors and if the number is equal
to or over 80% I want the text to turn red.

How can I do this?

I have figured out how to use "=MOD(ROW(),2)<0)" and
=Cell is 0.799999

but I want to combine them.

Thanks for your help,
Nathan :confused:


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Nigel

Simple for you hard for me (newbie alert)
 
Use conditional formatting command from the Format Menu Item. You can
specify the threshold and determine the text color from there.

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Cheers
Nigel



"NathanS" wrote in
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Sorry if this is simple for you I am new to programming in Excel.

=AND(*Cell*0.799999,MOD(ROW(),2)<0)

I have been using a formula simular to the one above...

I want to have alternating background colors and if the number is equal
to or over 80% I want the text to turn red.

How can I do this?

I have figured out how to use "=MOD(ROW(),2)<0)" and
=Cell is 0.799999

but I want to combine them.

Thanks for your help,
Nathan :confused:


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Bob Phillips[_6_]

Simple for you hard for me (newbie alert)
 
See http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.CF.html#rows for some instruction on
colour banding.

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RP
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"Nigel" wrote in message
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Use conditional formatting command from the Format Menu Item. You can
specify the threshold and determine the text color from there.

--
Cheers
Nigel



"NathanS" wrote in
message ...

Sorry if this is simple for you I am new to programming in Excel.

=AND(*Cell*0.799999,MOD(ROW(),2)<0)

I have been using a formula simular to the one above...

I want to have alternating background colors and if the number is equal
to or over 80% I want the text to turn red.

How can I do this?

I have figured out how to use "=MOD(ROW(),2)<0)" and
=Cell is 0.799999

but I want to combine them.

Thanks for your help,
Nathan :confused:


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NathanS[_3_]

Simple for you hard for me (newbie alert)
 

I know how to make alternating color backgrounds........ my problem is I
was wantnig to combine things...

1. 70%
2. 75%
3. 81%
4. 83%
5. 73%
6. 89%

I want background to be grey lines 2,4,6

I want the foreground (text color) to be *Black * and on lines 3,4,6 to
be *Red*


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Bob Phillips[_6_]

Simple for you hard for me (newbie alert)
 
Then combine the formats!

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HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"NathanS" wrote in
message ...

I know how to make alternating color backgrounds........ my problem is I
was wantnig to combine things...

1. 70%
2. 75%
3. 81%
4. 83%
5. 73%
6. 89%

I want background to be grey lines 2,4,6

I want the foreground (text color) to be *Black * and on lines 3,4,6 to
be *Red*


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