"SunshineinFt.Myers" wrote:
Hi: my number is a % for example: 17.95 and its the color red.
At .18 it is supposed turn light green. I tried your formula and
rounded it up to .20%. its close but too much. Any ideas?

See my response to your subsequent new thread.

PS: In the future, do not duplicate questions in multiple threads.


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"SunshineinFt.Myers" wrote:
Hi: my number is a % for example: 17.95 and its the color red. At .18 it is
supposed turn light green. I tried your formula and rounded it up to .20%.
its close but too much. Any ideas?

"Bernard Liengme" wrote:

If I understand you correctly, use
=ROUND(B12/$B$10, 1) to round 0.46 to 0.50
This changes the STORED value while formatting only changes the DISPLAYED
value.
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"SunshineinFt.Myers" wrote in
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I have spreadsheet that has conditions and depending on those conditons the
cells changed color. For example: if cell is less than .29 or = to .29
turn
the cell red. Now this cell that has the actual number is next to the
cell
that shows the % and then the color and the conditional cell has a formula
in
it. =B12/$B$10. Example: Cell B12 =54 and cell B10 has a total formula
thus
giving me the number 39. How can I put a formula in the cell that already
has
the =B12/$B$10 that will round the number up say from .46 to .05 thus
updating my color? See right now it does not change to the next color even
though I decrease the decimal point. I want to round up in the condional
formatting. Help?