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Fill color when negative
How can add a yellow fill when the cell contains a negative value?
Here's a portion of my spreadsheet: -369.77 30.98 11.48 40.96 -9.04 -54.56 -145.61 -56.56 -243.13 -54.31 -13.27 36.73 -190.88 36.73 37.48 -99.09 -58.04 |
Fill color when negative
On Sunday, January 27, 2013 10:09:00 AM UTC-8, GWC wrote:
How can add a yellow fill when the cell contains a negative value? Here's a portion of my spreadsheet: -369.77 30.98 11.48 40.96 -9.04 -54.56 -145.61 -56.56 -243.13 -54.31 -13.27 36.73 -190.88 36.73 37.48 -99.09 -58.04 Conditional Formatting will do that. Excel 2010: Home tab Conditional formatting Highlight cell rules Less than Format cells that are LESS THAN: 0 (zero) With 'down arrow' custom format Fill 'select yellow box' OK OK. Regards, Howard |
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