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Conditional Formatting for cells with formulas
I'm using three conditional formats within a worksheet list. I need a
fourth. "N/A". The first 3 conditions point to - "cell value" is "equal to" + format color. ("R" for red; "A" for Amber; "G" for Green). The formula bar reads: =LOOKUP(B1/A1,{0,"R";0.65,"A";0.8,"G"}) How can I create a new formula that shows the "N/A" while limited to 3 conditions? Assumptions: Red = <65% Amber = 66%-<79% Green = 80% N/A = Does not Apply Thanks |
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Conditional Formatting for cells with formulas
=IF(ISNA(your_formula),"Does Not Apply",your_formula)
-- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Manyfaces" wrote in message ... I'm using three conditional formats within a worksheet list. I need a fourth. "N/A". The first 3 conditions point to - "cell value" is "equal to" + format color. ("R" for red; "A" for Amber; "G" for Green). The formula bar reads: =LOOKUP(B1/A1,{0,"R";0.65,"A";0.8,"G"}) How can I create a new formula that shows the "N/A" while limited to 3 conditions? Assumptions: Red = <65% Amber = 66%-<79% Green = 80% N/A = Does not Apply Thanks |
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