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I am trying to put an IF & AND function into Conditional Formating but I am
not getting the required result. I am trying to express "If D7 = Yes AND D8=0 THEN Change Font in D8 to Red" How would I express this in Conditional Formatting? Thanks |
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Good question.
I don't think you can. I think the IF has to refer to the cell itself. "John" a écrit dans le message de news: ... I am trying to put an IF & AND function into Conditional Formating but I am not getting the required result. I am trying to express "If D7 = Yes AND D8=0 THEN Change Font in D8 to Red" How would I express this in Conditional Formatting? Thanks |
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No need for IF
=AND(D7="Yes",D8=0) change the condition to formula is. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "John" wrote in message ... I am trying to put an IF & AND function into Conditional Formating but I am not getting the required result. I am trying to express "If D7 = Yes AND D8=0 THEN Change Font in D8 to Red" How would I express this in Conditional Formatting? Thanks |
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Thanks Bob, I was trying to work the formula as you would a normal cell
formula, leaving the IF in "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... No need for IF =AND(D7="Yes",D8=0) change the condition to formula is. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "John" wrote in message ... I am trying to put an IF & AND function into Conditional Formating but I am not getting the required result. I am trying to express "If D7 = Yes AND D8=0 THEN Change Font in D8 to Red" How would I express this in Conditional Formatting? Thanks |
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In CF that is not necessary John, as CF just wants a TRUE or a FALSE. In
other words, the IF is implied, the formatting is the action. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "John" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob, I was trying to work the formula as you would a normal cell formula, leaving the IF in "Bob Phillips" wrote in message ... No need for IF =AND(D7="Yes",D8=0) change the condition to formula is. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "John" wrote in message ... I am trying to put an IF & AND function into Conditional Formating but I am not getting the required result. I am trying to express "If D7 = Yes AND D8=0 THEN Change Font in D8 to Red" How would I express this in Conditional Formatting? Thanks |
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Hi John,
Just write the formula into conditional formatting formula box of Cell D8 =AND(D7="Yes",D8=0) and do the formatting as you want this will do the required thing thanks Shail John wrote: I am trying to put an IF & AND function into Conditional Formating but I am not getting the required result. I am trying to express "If D7 = Yes AND D8=0 THEN Change Font in D8 to Red" How would I express this in Conditional Formatting? Thanks |
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