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Default conditional format for rows according to the result of a formula

i create a formula. i want the format of rows(for example color of the row's
content) ,which the formula is with in, change according to the result of the
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Hi PlainclothMan,

Use the desired formula result as the 'Cell Value Is' condition.

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i create a formula. i want the format of rows(for example color of the
row's
content) ,which the formula is with in, change according to the result of
the
formula



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thank you very much for your response but it doesn't change format of all
cells in the rows which the formula locate

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Hi PlainclothMan,

Use the desired formula result as the 'Cell Value Is' condition.

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Norman



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i create a formula. i want the format of rows(for example color of the
row's
content) ,which the formula is with in, change according to the result of
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formula




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it just change format of the cells that their result is equal to the desired
formula result but i want format of the entire rows totally change according
to desire condition

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi PlainclothMan,

Use the desired formula result as the 'Cell Value Is' condition.

---
Regards,
Norman



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i create a formula. i want the format of rows(for example color of the
row's
content) ,which the formula is with in, change according to the result of
the
formula




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Hi PlainclothMan,

Assume the range to be formatted ia A1: M20, and that the formulas are in
column A, then with the range selected:

Formula Is: = $A1 = Your formula result

If, for example, you want the conditional formatting to apply when the
formula returns a value 10, then:

Formula Is: = $A110


---
Regards,
Norman



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it just change format of the cells that their result is equal to the
desired
formula result but i want format of the entire rows totally change
according
to desire condition

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi PlainclothMan,

Use the desired formula result as the 'Cell Value Is' condition.

---
Regards,
Norman



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i create a formula. i want the format of rows(for example color of the
row's
content) ,which the formula is with in, change according to the result
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thank you very much

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi PlainclothMan,

Assume the range to be formatted ia A1: M20, and that the formulas are in
column A, then with the range selected:

Formula Is: = $A1 = Your formula result

If, for example, you want the conditional formatting to apply when the
formula returns a value 10, then:

Formula Is: = $A110


---
Regards,
Norman



"plainclothman" wrote in message
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it just change format of the cells that their result is equal to the
desired
formula result but i want format of the entire rows totally change
according
to desire condition

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi PlainclothMan,

Use the desired formula result as the 'Cell Value Is' condition.

---
Regards,
Norman



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i create a formula. i want the format of rows(for example color of the
row's
content) ,which the formula is with in, change according to the result
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formula






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hi Norman
thank for your response
you wrote
you want the conditional formatting to apply when the
formula returns a value 10, then:

Formula Is: = $A110
i want to know can i use a variable value instead of 10 that reffers to a
cell value in the rows eg. cell b1
"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi PlainclothMan,

Assume the range to be formatted ia A1: M20, and that the formulas are in
column A, then with the range selected:

Formula Is: = $A1 = Your formula result

If, for example, you want the conditional formatting to apply when the
formula returns a value 10, then:

Formula Is: = $A110


---
Regards,
Norman



"plainclothman" wrote in message
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it just change format of the cells that their result is equal to the
desired
formula result but i want format of the entire rows totally change
according
to desire condition

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi PlainclothMan,

Use the desired formula result as the 'Cell Value Is' condition.

---
Regards,
Norman



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i create a formula. i want the format of rows(for example color of the
row's
content) ,which the formula is with in, change according to the result
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formula






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Hi PlainclothMan,

Try:

Formula Is: = $A1$B1

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Norman



"plainclothman" wrote in message
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hi Norman
thank for your response
you wrote
you want the conditional formatting to apply when the
formula returns a value 10, then:

Formula Is: = $A110
i want to know can i use a variable value instead of 10 that reffers to a
cell value in the rows eg. cell b1
"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi PlainclothMan,

Assume the range to be formatted ia A1: M20, and that the formulas are in
column A, then with the range selected:

Formula Is: = $A1 = Your formula result

If, for example, you want the conditional formatting to apply when the
formula returns a value 10, then:

Formula Is: = $A110


---
Regards,
Norman



"plainclothman" wrote in
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...
it just change format of the cells that their result is equal to the
desired
formula result but i want format of the entire rows totally change
according
to desire condition

"Norman Jones" wrote:

Hi PlainclothMan,

Use the desired formula result as the 'Cell Value Is' condition.

---
Regards,
Norman



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i create a formula. i want the format of rows(for example color of
the
row's
content) ,which the formula is with in, change according to the
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the
formula








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