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I want to fill a conditional format on a range of cells that contain
percentages. Can I get a conditional format for the ABS of the percentage? I have tried adding ABS in front of the pecentage range but that doesnt seem to work. Thanks! |
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You'll have to use Formula is in the dropdown. So, under conditional
formatting, fomula is =ABS(A2).7 or whatever you are evaluating. It must return a true/false type of answer to work. "Amanda" wrote: I want to fill a conditional format on a range of cells that contain percentages. Can I get a conditional format for the ABS of the percentage? I have tried adding ABS in front of the pecentage range but that doesnt seem to work. Thanks! |
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Hi Sean,
I am using ="abs($F$3:$F$6)=0" and ="abs($F$3:$F$6)<=10" but it doesnt seem to work. Any ideas? "Sean Timmons" wrote: You'll have to use Formula is in the dropdown. So, under conditional formatting, fomula is =ABS(A2).7 or whatever you are evaluating. It must return a true/false type of answer to work. "Amanda" wrote: I want to fill a conditional format on a range of cells that contain percentages. Can I get a conditional format for the ABS of the percentage? I have tried adding ABS in front of the pecentage range but that doesnt seem to work. Thanks! |
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First, you don't need that first expression. The absolute value of any number
is always greater than or equal to 0. Second, drop the double quotes from that second expression: =abs($F$3:$F$6)<=10 With the double quotes, it looks like you want to compare it to a string that looks like that expression. Third, I'm not sure why you're including 4 cells in that comparison. Are you looking to make sure all 4 cells are <= 10 in absolute value or the sum of these 4 cells is <=10 or the maximum of these is <=10 or what??? Amanda wrote: Hi Sean, I am using ="abs($F$3:$F$6)=0" and ="abs($F$3:$F$6)<=10" but it doesnt seem to work. Any ideas? "Sean Timmons" wrote: You'll have to use Formula is in the dropdown. So, under conditional formatting, fomula is =ABS(A2).7 or whatever you are evaluating. It must return a true/false type of answer to work. "Amanda" wrote: I want to fill a conditional format on a range of cells that contain percentages. Can I get a conditional format for the ABS of the percentage? I have tried adding ABS in front of the pecentage range but that doesnt seem to work. Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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