ARE THERE CONDITIONAL FORMULAS TO CHANGE TEXT COLOR?
Hello Excel users!
My wife is a teacher and she uses Excel to store her grades. I set up a LOOKUP function for her to transform the students percentages into letter grades. Is there a way to now use a conditional formula to changed the text color of the various letter grades? (ie: if grade is "F" then font color equals red, if grade is "C" or "D" highlight in blue.) Any help would be fantastic! CGaufin |
ARE THERE CONDITIONAL FORMULAS TO CHANGE TEXT COLOR?
Use Conditional formatting.
See http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat01.html -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "CGaufin" wrote in message ... Hello Excel users! My wife is a teacher and she uses Excel to store her grades. I set up a LOOKUP function for her to transform the students percentages into letter grades. Is there a way to now use a conditional formula to changed the text color of the various letter grades? (ie: if grade is "F" then font color equals red, if grade is "C" or "D" highlight in blue.) Any help would be fantastic! CGaufin |
ARE THERE CONDITIONAL FORMULAS TO CHANGE TEXT COLOR?
FormatConditional Formatting
Condtion1 Cell Value is: equal to F Format to Red pattern. Condition2Formula is: =OR(cellref="C",(cellref"D")) Format to Blue pattern Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 9 Nov 2006 09:35:02 -0800, CGaufin wrote: Hello Excel users! My wife is a teacher and she uses Excel to store her grades. I set up a LOOKUP function for her to transform the students percentages into letter grades. Is there a way to now use a conditional formula to changed the text color of the various letter grades? (ie: if grade is "F" then font color equals red, if grade is "C" or "D" highlight in blue.) Any help would be fantastic! CGaufin |
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