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I am trying to create a red green amber format only if a condition is checked
as required. For example. Cells C5:E5 asks if that line item is a required item for this program. Marking cell C5 with an "x" would indicate that is a required item and thus needs more cells to be completed (f5:I5) that describe the state/progress of that item. Marking either Cell D5 or E5 would not require any further entries and cells f5:i5 should remain blank (no formatting). Cells F5:I5 are inputs that correspond to the line item & once one evaluates the task---then they enter a number...if the number they enter to those cells is 5--then it would be green, 4 & 3 are amber & 1&2 are red. I can get the 3 colors to work w/out issue...however, am having a hard time making sure thatthe conditional formatting only comes into play when the cell C5 is marked & otherwise---there is no formatting at all. Thanks in advance for the help ;-) |
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The easier way might be to use Data Validation. Select cells f5:i5. Go to
Data - Validation. From first dropdown, select custom. input this formula: =COUNTA($C5)=1 Hit ok. Now, you can only input something into f5:i5 (and thus trigger your formatting) if C5 is filled in. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Enggal" wrote: I am trying to create a red green amber format only if a condition is checked as required. For example. Cells C5:E5 asks if that line item is a required item for this program. Marking cell C5 with an "x" would indicate that is a required item and thus needs more cells to be completed (f5:I5) that describe the state/progress of that item. Marking either Cell D5 or E5 would not require any further entries and cells f5:i5 should remain blank (no formatting). Cells F5:I5 are inputs that correspond to the line item & once one evaluates the task---then they enter a number...if the number they enter to those cells is 5--then it would be green, 4 & 3 are amber & 1&2 are red. I can get the 3 colors to work w/out issue...however, am having a hard time making sure thatthe conditional formatting only comes into play when the cell C5 is marked & otherwise---there is no formatting at all. Thanks in advance for the help ;-) |
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Enggal wrote:
I am trying to create a red green amber format only if a condition is checked as required. For example. Cells C5:E5 asks if that line item is a required item for this program. Marking cell C5 with an "x" would indicate that is a required item and thus needs more cells to be completed (f5:I5) that describe the state/progress of that item. Marking either Cell D5 or E5 would not require any further entries and cells f5:i5 should remain blank (no formatting). Cells F5:I5 are inputs that correspond to the line item & once one evaluates the task---then they enter a number...if the number they enter to those cells is 5--then it would be green, 4 & 3 are amber & 1&2 are red. I can get the 3 colors to work w/out issue...however, am having a hard time making sure thatthe conditional formatting only comes into play when the cell C5 is marked & otherwise---there is no formatting at all. Thanks in advance for the help ;-) Try something like this: =AND($C5="x", 'your current conditional format formula' ) |
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