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Excel 2003
I have a result from a formula and now want a rule that if the result i.e.
=/< 5 days the cell must be "Green" if the result is 5 days the cell must be "Red". How do I create this? -- Andrew |
Excel 2003
Hi Andrew,
Use Conditional Formatting. Select the cell, then Format Conditional Formatting Set first dropdown to "Cell Vaue Is" Set second dropdown to "less than or equal to" Enter 5 into the third window. Click on Format and select red, then OK Click Add Repeat for the second condition: Cell Value Is, greater than, 5 Format green OK, OK Regards - Dave. "Andrew" wrote: I have a result from a formula and now want a rule that if the result i.e. =/< 5 days the cell must be "Green" if the result is 5 days the cell must be "Red". How do I create this? -- Andrew |
Excel 2003
Thanks Dave
-- Andrew "Dave" wrote: Hi Andrew, Use Conditional Formatting. Select the cell, then Format Conditional Formatting Set first dropdown to "Cell Vaue Is" Set second dropdown to "less than or equal to" Enter 5 into the third window. Click on Format and select red, then OK Click Add Repeat for the second condition: Cell Value Is, greater than, 5 Format green OK, OK Regards - Dave. "Andrew" wrote: I have a result from a formula and now want a rule that if the result i.e. =/< 5 days the cell must be "Green" if the result is 5 days the cell must be "Red". How do I create this? -- Andrew |
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