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I have a column that has a goal number. If the number in the next column is
not larger or equal to that goal number, I need the cell to be red. If it is equal to or larger than the goal number, I need the cell to be green. I just started using this and need your help please!! |
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Take a look at Conditional formatting under Format.
Format Conditional formatting Formula is =B2<A2 Format Patterns check red OK. Then click Add and do a second condition where formula is =B2A2 and choose green from the Patterns. HTH Regards Howard "daisyp66" wrote in message ... I have a column that has a goal number. If the number in the next column is not larger or equal to that goal number, I need the cell to be red. If it is equal to or larger than the goal number, I need the cell to be green. I just started using this and need your help please!! |
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An after thought, if the values are the same then there will be no color, so
you may want to add a third (That's the max number of formats for a cell) to indicate an equal value color. Formula is =B2=A2 HTH Regards, Howard "daisyp66" wrote in message ... I have a column that has a goal number. If the number in the next column is not larger or equal to that goal number, I need the cell to be red. If it is equal to or larger than the goal number, I need the cell to be green. I just started using this and need your help please!! |
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Let's say your goal number is in cell B2, and the number you want to color is
in C2. Select C2, then goto Format - Conditional Format. Change the first dropdown to "Formula is". In the next block, input: =C2<B2 Click the format box, patten tab, choose red. Ok out. Add another condition. Again, change first dropdown to "Formula is". In next block, input: =C2=B2 Click the format box, pattern tab, choose green. Ok out. Ok out. Done! Note that you could copy this cell to other cells (downward) to apply similar formatting, if desired. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "daisyp66" wrote: I have a column that has a goal number. If the number in the next column is not larger or equal to that goal number, I need the cell to be red. If it is equal to or larger than the goal number, I need the cell to be green. I just started using this and need your help please!! |
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See help on Conditional Formatting in whichever version of Excel you are
using. Or see Debra's site. http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlCondFormat01.html If stuck, post back with your version of Excel Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 2 Dec 2009 10:44:01 -0800, daisyp66 wrote: I have a column that has a goal number. If the number in the next column is not larger or equal to that goal number, I need the cell to be red. If it is equal to or larger than the goal number, I need the cell to be green. I just started using this and need your help please!! |
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