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Here is my issue:
I want to color multiple cells based on certain criteria. For example, I will select all cells F1:F12 and if the percentage in each cell is less than the percentage in the same row (different column), color that cell red. If greater, color it yellow. If =, color it white. I used conditional formatting, and it is screwing up the colors based on what I'm sure is my crappy logic. Please revise if you can. Thanks, =IF((F12C12), 1, 0) - Formatting color chosen is yellow =IF((F12<C12), 1, 0) - Formatting color chosen is red =IF((F12=C12), 1, 0) - Formatting color chosen is white But the colors are not displaying correctly for the cells where the values are =. I can elaborate if necessary, I'm assuming its the if loop that is the prob. Thanks, Steve |
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