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Cell A1 is the value "Red" or "Green" or "Yellow"

How could I have a formula on Cell "C1" containing Conditional formatin the
same as below

if A1 is "Red" then Bacground of A1 turns to red
if A1 is "Blue" then Bacground of A1 turns to Blue
if A1 is "Yellow" then Bacground of A1 turns to Yellow


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I assume that your statement
if A1 is "Red" then Bacground of A1 turns to red
should be
if A1 is "Red" then Bacground of C1 turns to red
???

Assuming that to be true
Select C1
Format | Conditional Formatting
Formula is = A1 = "Red"
Set your Red format
Ok
Repeat for other colours.

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Jim Thomlinson


"Nilou" wrote:

Assuming

Cell A1 is the value "Red" or "Green" or "Yellow"

How could I have a formula on Cell "C1" containing Conditional formatin the
same as below

if A1 is "Red" then Bacground of A1 turns to red
if A1 is "Blue" then Bacground of A1 turns to Blue
if A1 is "Yellow" then Bacground of A1 turns to Yellow


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