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How do I set up for greater than 3 formats in excel?
I have a spreadsheet resulting from an SQL query which produces a collumn of
'Status' results. I want to define the colour of each row in my spreadsheet according to the status. I have 8 possible 'Status' results and wish to apply 4 colour separations. Any suggestions? |
How do I set up for greater than 3 formats in excel?
Sure - Format them all to one colour, or just use the default, and then use
CF to get you 3 others - That gives you 4 in total. -- Regards Ken....................... Microsoft MVP - Excel Sys Spec - Win XP Pro / XL 97/00/02/03 ---------- It's easier to beg forgiveness than ask permission :-) "Stephen" wrote: I have a spreadsheet resulting from an SQL query which produces a collumn of 'Status' results. I want to define the colour of each row in my spreadsheet according to the status. I have 8 possible 'Status' results and wish to apply 4 colour separations. Any suggestions? |
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