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Changing Cell Color Based on Value
I have an extensive worksheet that has many conditions.
I am using Excel 2003. I did not see this article as it relates to my issue, but, I am wondering if you are able to change the cell color based on a value that is listed as "0" zero, to a value greater than zero. Currently my "AE6" cell has a numeric "0". The background color is "White". As "AE6" becomes the value of "1", or greater, I would like the cell "AE6" background color to change to yellow. I looked through the "F1", "Help" lookup and perhaps did not see what I felt to be in line with my issue. Is this possible, to have the background cell color change when it meets a certain condition? |
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Changing Cell Color Based on Value
Use Conditional Formatting.
Format Conditional Formatting -- Malik "DisMusBeDaPlaz" wrote: I have an extensive worksheet that has many conditions. I am using Excel 2003. I did not see this article as it relates to my issue, but, I am wondering if you are able to change the cell color based on a value that is listed as "0" zero, to a value greater than zero. Currently my "AE6" cell has a numeric "0". The background color is "White". As "AE6" becomes the value of "1", or greater, I would like the cell "AE6" background color to change to yellow. I looked through the "F1", "Help" lookup and perhaps did not see what I felt to be in line with my issue. Is this possible, to have the background cell color change when it meets a certain condition? . |
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Changing Cell Color Based on Value
Try this...
Select cell AE6 Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Select the Formula Is option Enter this formula in the box on the right: =AND(ISNUMBER(AE6),AE60) Click the Format button Select the Patterns tab Select a shade of yellow OK out -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "DisMusBeDaPlaz" wrote in message ... I have an extensive worksheet that has many conditions. I am using Excel 2003. I did not see this article as it relates to my issue, but, I am wondering if you are able to change the cell color based on a value that is listed as "0" zero, to a value greater than zero. Currently my "AE6" cell has a numeric "0". The background color is "White". As "AE6" becomes the value of "1", or greater, I would like the cell "AE6" background color to change to yellow. I looked through the "F1", "Help" lookup and perhaps did not see what I felt to be in line with my issue. Is this possible, to have the background cell color change when it meets a certain condition? |
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