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firefox

Change the look of one of three columns from the control column
 

Good Morning Team,

I have a question on Excel, I hope you can help with please:
Imagine 4 columns A B C D in column D you can have three letters X/Y/Z
if you place X in column D then column A cell will change Red, if you
put Y in column D then cell B will change Red and the same applies to Z
to...

Is this possible to do please...

Best regards from Alan


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Norman Jones

Change the look of one of three columns from the control column
 
Hi Firefox,

Look at Excel's Conditional Format featurr.

If you are not familiar with this feature, see Debra Dalgleish's tutorial
at:

http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat01.html


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Regards,
Norman


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Good Morning Team,

I have a question on Excel, I hope you can help with please:
Imagine 4 columns A B C D in column D you can have three letters X/Y/Z
if you place X in column D then column A cell will change Red, if you
put Y in column D then cell B will change Red and the same applies to Z
to...

Is this possible to do please...

Best regards from Alan


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Nigel

Change the look of one of three columns from the control column
 
use conditional formatting, setting the condition for each column cell as
follows...

select A1 then choose Conditional Formatting from the Format menu option,
Condition 1 is set to "formula is" then in the formula box to the right
enter

=d1 = "X"

press the FORMAT button and set the format pattern RED

Repeat for cells B1 and C1, changing the formula entered to

=d1 = "Y" and =d1 = "Z" respectively.

If you now select A1 to C1 then copy down the rows as required.



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Good Morning Team,

I have a question on Excel, I hope you can help with please:
Imagine 4 columns A B C D in column D you can have three letters X/Y/Z
if you place X in column D then column A cell will change Red, if you
put Y in column D then cell B will change Red and the same applies to Z
to...

Is this possible to do please...

Best regards from Alan


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firefox[_2_]

Change the look of one of three columns from the control column
 

Hi Nigel and Norman

Wow Thank you very much gentleman the information was good I now have
it all working...

Best regards from Alan


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