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Conditional formatting.
I'm trying to conditionally format one cell depending on data entered into
another. Ex; a b c 1 2 If C1 = 100% A1 should be formatted Green If C1 = Between 0% and 100% A1 should be formatted Yellow If C1 - 0% A1 should be formatted Red Is there away to do this |
Conditional formatting.
Select cell A1
Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Condition 1 Formula Is: =C1=1 Click the Format button Patterns tab, select a shade of GREEN OK Click the Add button Condition 2 Formula Is: =AND(C10,C1<1) Click the Format button Patterns tab, select a shade of YELLOW OK Click the Add button Condition 3 Formula Is: =(C1<"")*(C1=0) Click the Format button Patterns tab, select a shade of RED OK out -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "owiek" wrote in message ... I'm trying to conditionally format one cell depending on data entered into another. Ex; a b c 1 2 If C1 = 100% A1 should be formatted Green If C1 = Between 0% and 100% A1 should be formatted Yellow If C1 - 0% A1 should be formatted Red Is there away to do this |
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