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I'm in need of using the same number format formula you suggested earlier for
a guy who wanted to color text in a cell within a range...for example he wanted to color something red for everything over 10% and also color thing YELLOW that were between 8% and 10%. THe formula you used went something like : [Red][0.1]0%;[Yellow][0.08]0%;0%;@ What I want to do is color THREE numbers in a range. I want to color .1 (green) and then .5 (blue) and then .9 (RED) and finally 0 (black) How do I do this using a modified number format like the one described above? |
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