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conditional formatting
What formula would i use to have a cell recognize (highlighted) a value in
another cell. For example: Cell A1 is 5, A2 is 6, A3 is 7, A4 is 8 and A5 is 9. What formula would place in Cell C12 to search for and recongnize that there is an 7 contained in cells A1 to A5 and highlight if possible with a designated color. thanx |
conditional formatting
In cell C12 select conditional formatting from the format menu
change 'Cell Value Is' to 'Formula Is' and then enter the following formula =OR(A1=7,A2=7,A3=7,A4=7,A5=7) then set the format to what ever you want. Sometimes you have to edit the formula afterwards and remove the quotes. -- Hope this helps Martin Fishlock, Bangkok, Thailand Please do not forget to rate this reply. "dmack" wrote: What formula would i use to have a cell recognize (highlighted) a value in another cell. For example: Cell A1 is 5, A2 is 6, A3 is 7, A4 is 8 and A5 is 9. What formula would place in Cell C12 to search for and recongnize that there is an 7 contained in cells A1 to A5 and highlight if possible with a designated color. thanx |
conditional formatting
Conditional Format in C12, will only control format of that cell
To get A1, A2 etc highlighted, apply a conditional format to them ie <Cell Value is, and set value to 7 - then control the format You could put the Array formula =sum(if(a1:a4=7,1,0)) into C12, then using the same Condition Formula as in A1 Getting C12 to do the same is more difficult as you can't have Array formula :) but in C12, <Formula Is, =if(a1=7,if(a2=7,if(a3=7,if(a4=7,1,0),0),0),0) Messy, to say the least. Best approach is to have a helper cell to calculate the result, then a Conditional Format for C12 based on that help cell Steve On Fri, 29 Dec 2006 15:17:03 -0000, dmack wrote: What formula would i use to have a cell recognize (highlighted) a value in another cell. For example: Cell A1 is 5, A2 is 6, A3 is 7, A4 is 8 and A5 is 9. What formula would place in Cell C12 to search for and recongnize that there is an 7 contained in cells A1 to A5 and highlight if possible with a designated color. thanx |
conditional formatting
Another way, particularly useful if your range is large....
=COUNTIF(A1:A5,7) "Martin Fishlock" wrote: In cell C12 select conditional formatting from the format menu change 'Cell Value Is' to 'Formula Is' and then enter the following formula =OR(A1=7,A2=7,A3=7,A4=7,A5=7) then set the format to what ever you want. Sometimes you have to edit the formula afterwards and remove the quotes. -- Hope this helps Martin Fishlock, Bangkok, Thailand Please do not forget to rate this reply. "dmack" wrote: What formula would i use to have a cell recognize (highlighted) a value in another cell. For example: Cell A1 is 5, A2 is 6, A3 is 7, A4 is 8 and A5 is 9. What formula would place in Cell C12 to search for and recongnize that there is an 7 contained in cells A1 to A5 and highlight if possible with a designated color. thanx |
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