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How to change cell color with reference to a formula?
I want to change the color of a cell with conditional formatting.That means
the cell color Value Red 0-97 Yellow 97.01-99.99 Green 100 White the cell is blank The problem is in conditional formatting we can use only 3 formulas.So how to do it? |
How to change cell color with reference to a formula?
You only have three real conditions, your default is white, so just setup CF
for the first 3 conditions. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Soumadip" wrote in message ... I want to change the color of a cell with conditional formatting.That means the cell color Value Red 0-97 Yellow 97.01-99.99 Green 100 White the cell is blank The problem is in conditional formatting we can use only 3 formulas.So how to do it? |
How to change cell color with reference to a formula?
Check here. http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/conditional6.html
They mention a way to have 6 conditions by using conditional formating and custom formatting codes. "Bob Phillips" wrote: You only have three real conditions, your default is white, so just setup CF for the first 3 conditions. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "Soumadip" wrote in message ... I want to change the color of a cell with conditional formatting.That means the cell color Value Red 0-97 Yellow 97.01-99.99 Green 100 White the cell is blank The problem is in conditional formatting we can use only 3 formulas.So how to do it? |
How to change cell color with reference to a formula?
since you have 3 colors other than white, the white (probably automatic)
would be your default and you can use conditional formatting as is. |
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