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Changing font colour depending on cell value
Hello, I am hoping someone out there can help me out, I want to change font
colour in columns but the data is in two formats, but both meaning the same i.e. 10% & 1-10 i would like to be able to turn all data in a column to red if say under 7% & also turn the same columns data to blue if above say 25%. This needs to work in a few different columns and with different criteria for some columns. Any help is appreciated. |
Changing font colour depending on cell value
Highlight the column then click Format, Conditional Formatting. If you need
more info than this, let me know. The wizard is reasonably self-explanatory. -- Alan Moseley IT Consultancy http://www.amitc.co.uk If I have solved your problem, please click Yes below. Thanks. "RunRonnyRun" wrote: Hello, I am hoping someone out there can help me out, I want to change font colour in columns but the data is in two formats, but both meaning the same i.e. 10% & 1-10 i would like to be able to turn all data in a column to red if say under 7% & also turn the same columns data to blue if above say 25%. This needs to work in a few different columns and with different criteria for some columns. Any help is appreciated. |
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