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Cell Coloring
Is it possible to colour the background of a cell depending on the
result of a formula? Example: If the result is "Within Limits", colour the cell in green. If the result is "Outside of Limits", colour the cell in red. |
Cell Coloring
Yes.
With 'conditional formatting'. "supersub15" schreef in bericht ups.com... Is it possible to colour the background of a cell depending on the result of a formula? Example: If the result is "Within Limits", colour the cell in green. If the result is "Outside of Limits", colour the cell in red. |
Cell Coloring
On Oct 26, 11:04 am, "Frederik" wrote:
Yes. With 'conditional formatting'. "supersub15" schreef in oglegroups.com... Is it possible to colour the background of a cell depending on the result of a formula? Example: If the result is "Within Limits", colour the cell in green. If the result is "Outside of Limits", colour the cell in red.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Duh! Thanks. That was easy... |
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