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I need to change the font color depending on a set value between multiple
sheets. The sheets are for individual products but setups but have the
layouts.

ex: any cell with the value between 75 to 94 = font is yellow
any cell with the value 95 or higher = font is red

Keep in mind i need to search between 10 sheets.

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One way is to use conditional formatting. Select the
rangeformatconditional formatting1st condition =95formatadd
condition2nd condition =75format as desired.
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I need to change the font color depending on a set value between multiple
sheets. The sheets are for individual products but setups but have the
layouts.

ex: any cell with the value between 75 to 94 = font is yellow
any cell with the value 95 or higher = font is red

Keep in mind i need to search between 10 sheets.

Thanks


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Conditional Formatting:

Condition1 Cell Value Is select between 75 and 94
format as yellow

Condtion2 Cell Value Is select greater than or equal to 95
format as red


"Mickey" wrote:

I need to change the font color depending on a set value between multiple
sheets. The sheets are for individual products but setups but have the
layouts.

ex: any cell with the value between 75 to 94 = font is yellow
any cell with the value 95 or higher = font is red

Keep in mind i need to search between 10 sheets.

Thanks

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Can Conditional Formatting also be used to fill a cell with a color?

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Conditional Formatting:

Condition1 Cell Value Is select between 75 and 94
format as yellow

Condtion2 Cell Value Is select greater than or equal to 95
format as red


"Mickey" wrote:

I need to change the font color depending on a set value between multiple
sheets. The sheets are for individual products but setups but have the
layouts.

ex: any cell with the value between 75 to 94 = font is yellow
any cell with the value 95 or higher = font is red

Keep in mind i need to search between 10 sheets.

Thanks

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I would like to be able to change them all at one time time. If there is a
formula would be great. Each sheets holds approximately 50 + columns.

Thanks,

"Don Guillett" wrote:


One way is to use conditional formatting. Select the
rangeformatconditional formatting1st condition =95formatadd
condition2nd condition =75format as desired.
--
Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

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I need to change the font color depending on a set value between multiple
sheets. The sheets are for individual products but setups but have the
layouts.

ex: any cell with the value between 75 to 94 = font is yellow
any cell with the value 95 or higher = font is red

Keep in mind i need to search between 10 sheets.

Thanks





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I would like to be able to change them all at one time time. If there is a
formula would be great. Each sheets holds approximately 50 + columns.

Thanks,

"Teethless mama" wrote:

Conditional Formatting:

Condition1 Cell Value Is select between 75 and 94
format as yellow

Condtion2 Cell Value Is select greater than or equal to 95
format as red


"Mickey" wrote:

I need to change the font color depending on a set value between multiple
sheets. The sheets are for individual products but setups but have the
layouts.

ex: any cell with the value between 75 to 94 = font is yellow
any cell with the value 95 or higher = font is red

Keep in mind i need to search between 10 sheets.

Thanks

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I would like to be able to change them all at one time time. If there is a
formula would be great. Each sheets holds approximately 50 + columns.

Thanks,

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Can Conditional Formatting also be used to fill a cell with a color?

"Teethless mama" wrote:

Conditional Formatting:

Condition1 Cell Value Is select between 75 and 94
format as yellow

Condtion2 Cell Value Is select greater than or equal to 95
format as red


"Mickey" wrote:

I need to change the font color depending on a set value between multiple
sheets. The sheets are for individual products but setups but have the
layouts.

ex: any cell with the value between 75 to 94 = font is yellow
any cell with the value 95 or higher = font is red

Keep in mind i need to search between 10 sheets.

Thanks

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Don - As opposed to font color - can you use conditional formatting to fill a
cell with color ? - Thanks

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One way is to use conditional formatting. Select the
rangeformatconditional formatting1st condition =95formatadd
condition2nd condition =75format as desired.
--
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Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

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I need to change the font color depending on a set value between multiple
sheets. The sheets are for individual products but setups but have the
layouts.

ex: any cell with the value between 75 to 94 = font is yellow
any cell with the value 95 or higher = font is red

Keep in mind i need to search between 10 sheets.

Thanks



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Yes.

Help on CF explains all very well.


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On Tue, 30 Sep 2008 10:22:01 -0700, Rooster
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Can Conditional Formatting also be used to fill a cell with a color?




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Select your entire range & apply the CF conditions, or if you already have
the CF on one cell you can either Copy and Edit/ Paste Special, or use
Format Painter.
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I would like to be able to change them all at one time time. If there is a
formula would be great. Each sheets holds approximately 50 + columns.

Thanks,

"Teethless mama" wrote:

Conditional Formatting:

Condition1 Cell Value Is select between 75 and 94
format as yellow

Condtion2 Cell Value Is select greater than or equal to 95
format as red


"Mickey" wrote:

I need to change the font color depending on a set value between
multiple
sheets. The sheets are for individual products but setups but have the
layouts.

ex: any cell with the value between 75 to 94 = font is yellow
any cell with the value 95 or higher = font is red

Keep in mind i need to search between 10 sheets.

Thanks



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David - Excellent - thanks for the help!

"David Biddulph" wrote:

Select your entire range & apply the CF conditions, or if you already have
the CF on one cell you can either Copy and Edit/ Paste Special, or use
Format Painter.
--
David Biddulph

"Mickey" wrote in message
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I would like to be able to change them all at one time time. If there is a
formula would be great. Each sheets holds approximately 50 + columns.

Thanks,

"Teethless mama" wrote:

Conditional Formatting:

Condition1 Cell Value Is select between 75 and 94
format as yellow

Condtion2 Cell Value Is select greater than or equal to 95
format as red


"Mickey" wrote:

I need to change the font color depending on a set value between
multiple
sheets. The sheets are for individual products but setups but have the
layouts.

ex: any cell with the value between 75 to 94 = font is yellow
any cell with the value 95 or higher = font is red

Keep in mind i need to search between 10 sheets.

Thanks




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Gord - Thanks so much - I'll check out CF Help!

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Yes.

Help on CF explains all very well.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Tue, 30 Sep 2008 10:22:01 -0700, Rooster
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Can Conditional Formatting also be used to fill a cell with a color?



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