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Using EXCEL, I want to color code a cell if its value is "x" times another
cell's value. Any answers? |
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Hi,
Select a1 then Format|Conditional format Select 'cell value is greater than' enter the formula =$C$6*10 Pick a colour OK When a1 is <C6*10 it changes colour. Mike "Bill" wrote: Using EXCEL, I want to color code a cell if its value is "x" times another cell's value. Any answers? |
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Conditional FormattingFormula is:
=A1=5*B1 Format to a nice color and OK Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 13:13:01 -0700, Bill wrote: Using EXCEL, I want to color code a cell if its value is "x" times another cell's value. Any answers? |
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