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Help Please.....numbers reaching limits and cells changing colour
Hi. Can anyone help?
How can I set up cells so that when that cell reaches a number the cell will change colour. This is so that I can have an indication as to when a certain part of a budget is over or reaching limit. Thanks |
Help Please.....numbers reaching limits and cells changing colour
Hi,
Select the cell then Format|Conditional formatting Cell value is Greater than Input your desired value and select a colour Click OK "mgoo" wrote: Hi. Can anyone help? How can I set up cells so that when that cell reaches a number the cell will change colour. This is so that I can have an indication as to when a certain part of a budget is over or reaching limit. Thanks |
Help Please.....numbers reaching limits and cells changing colour
Use a feature called Conditional Formatting. See:
http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat01.html -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200777 "mgoo" wrote: Hi. Can anyone help? How can I set up cells so that when that cell reaches a number the cell will change colour. This is so that I can have an indication as to when a certain part of a budget is over or reaching limit. Thanks |
Help Please.....numbers reaching limits and cells changing col
Thats great, thanks Mke
"Mike H" wrote: Hi, Select the cell then Format|Conditional formatting Cell value is Greater than Input your desired value and select a colour Click OK "mgoo" wrote: Hi. Can anyone help? How can I set up cells so that when that cell reaches a number the cell will change colour. This is so that I can have an indication as to when a certain part of a budget is over or reaching limit. Thanks |
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