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Hi
I have a spreadsheet with names in Column A. I want the cell containing the name to turn RED if there's a "C" in columns C to AF for each row, YELLOW if there's an "A" and GREEN, if there's an "R". I've tried using an IF statement in Conditional Formatting and also using a range = "C" etc, but neither seems to work. Help please? |
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what was the if statement you used?
actually you dont need an if statement what happens if there is a C in one cell and and R in another? If there can only be one try countif(C1:AF1,"C")0 for your formula is in conditional formatting and similar for the other two colors If there can be more than one, make sure you have your order set up properly in conditional formating "bollard" wrote: Hi I have a spreadsheet with names in Column A. I want the cell containing the name to turn RED if there's a "C" in columns C to AF for each row, YELLOW if there's an "A" and GREEN, if there's an "R". I've tried using an IF statement in Conditional Formatting and also using a range = "C" etc, but neither seems to work. Help please? |
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Hi bj
Many many thanks for that. It works a treat! "bj" wrote: what was the if statement you used? actually you dont need an if statement what happens if there is a C in one cell and and R in another? If there can only be one try countif(C1:AF1,"C")0 for your formula is in conditional formatting and similar for the other two colors If there can be more than one, make sure you have your order set up properly in conditional formating "bollard" wrote: Hi I have a spreadsheet with names in Column A. I want the cell containing the name to turn RED if there's a "C" in columns C to AF for each row, YELLOW if there's an "A" and GREEN, if there's an "R". I've tried using an IF statement in Conditional Formatting and also using a range = "C" etc, but neither seems to work. Help please? |
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