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Conditional formatting will do the first for you
The second requires an IF() function =IF(cell_with_text="Refund",-1,1)*cell_with_value "Littlebird" wrote: How can I make cells change to red according to a criteria ina IF function ? What is the syntax IF(b3, than make it red, if not leave black) Also I want to know how to make numbers change to negative ones have the - sign added if the adjacent cell = refund. Thanks |
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