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Want to change the color of a true/false logical statement with i.
Trying to change the color of the results generated from a if:then,
true/false logical statement with in a formula. I would be happy if I could change the format of the cell using a information formula (=isnumber():color,34) or something like this. The goals is not to use the format menu from the tools bar, but to automat this action. I am trying to avoid using a macro, which again would require an action on the tool bar. Thank you for any tips, GREG |
Hi!
Don't understand your desire to not use the format menu or a macro. Well, without one of those methods you won't be able to accomplish what it is you want to do. You can't use a formula to color a cell. Here's your best option: Select the cell in question, assume it's A1. Goto FormatConditional Formatting Select: Formula IS Enter this formula in the box: =ISNUMBER(A1) Click the Format button Select the style you want OK out Biff -----Original Message----- Trying to change the color of the results generated from a if:then, true/false logical statement with in a formula. I would be happy if I could change the format of the cell using a information formula (=isnumber():color,34) or something like this. The goals is not to use the format menu from the tools bar, but to automat this action. I am trying to avoid using a macro, which again would require an action on the tool bar. Thank you for any tips, GREG . |
Greg
Select the cell. FormatConditional FormattingCondition1Cell Value is: equal to False Pick a color from FormatPatterns and OK. Then hit "Add" button. Condition2Cell Value is: equal to True Pick a color etc. and OK your way out. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 19:27:03 -0800, "gregspainting" wrote: Trying to change the color of the results generated from a if:then, true/false logical statement with in a formula. I would be happy if I could change the format of the cell using a information formula (=isnumber():color,34) or something like this. The goals is not to use the format menu from the tools bar, but to automat this action. I am trying to avoid using a macro, which again would require an action on the tool bar. Thank you for any tips, GREG |
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