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need to create a five-colour format macro for excel 2003. The conditons a
B6=sum(B1:B5); if B6<=55, then A1="Blue" (A1 filling should be dark blue and font should be bold white); if B6<=65, then A1="Green"(A1 filling should be dark green and font should be bold white); if B6<=75, then A1="Gold" (A1 filling should be gold and font should be bold black); if B6<=85, then A1="Extra" (A1 filling should be gray and font should be bold black); if B6<=100, then A1="Premiun" (A1 filling should be black and font should be bold white); Suggestions I was given so far haven't worked. |
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