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I KNOW I am being incompetent but must humbly plead for help:
cell p3 has the number 412 in it cell t3 has the number 470 in it I want p3 to be highlighted in red if it is a number that is less than t3 so I used conditional formatting, use a formula, and wrote this for the formula, "=if<T3" and chose the format as the color bright, dark, pink and nothing happens I had copied the numbers from a webpage, so I tried using sugggestions from pervious questions/answers about getting rid of html codes: find alt + 0160, replace (nothing) and nothing happened I tried "data, text toi columns, finish" nothing happened. any help would be greatly appreciated! Synthia |
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![]() Use a formula of =P3<T3 -- HTH Bob "Coco212" wrote in message ... I KNOW I am being incompetent but must humbly plead for help: cell p3 has the number 412 in it cell t3 has the number 470 in it I want p3 to be highlighted in red if it is a number that is less than t3 so I used conditional formatting, use a formula, and wrote this for the formula, "=if<T3" and chose the format as the color bright, dark, pink and nothing happens I had copied the numbers from a webpage, so I tried using sugggestions from pervious questions/answers about getting rid of html codes: find alt + 0160, replace (nothing) and nothing happened I tried "data, text toi columns, finish" nothing happened. any help would be greatly appreciated! Synthia |
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=P3<T3
Conditional Formatting works with BOOLEANs, so your formula must return either TRUE or FALSE. If TRUE, it performs the formatting, else it check condition 2 or exits. "Coco212" wrote: I KNOW I am being incompetent but must humbly plead for help: cell p3 has the number 412 in it cell t3 has the number 470 in it I want p3 to be highlighted in red if it is a number that is less than t3 so I used conditional formatting, use a formula, and wrote this for the formula, "=if<T3" and chose the format as the color bright, dark, pink and nothing happens I had copied the numbers from a webpage, so I tried using sugggestions from pervious questions/answers about getting rid of html codes: find alt + 0160, replace (nothing) and nothing happened I tried "data, text toi columns, finish" nothing happened. any help would be greatly appreciated! Synthia |
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"Bob Phillips" wrote: Use a formula of =P3<T3 -- HTH Bob "Coco212" wrote in message ... I KNOW I am being incompetent but must humbly plead for help: cell p3 has the number 412 in it cell t3 has the number 470 in it I want p3 to be highlighted in red if it is a number that is less than t3 so I used conditional formatting, use a formula, and wrote this for the formula, "=if<T3" and chose the format as the color bright, dark, pink and nothing happens I had copied the numbers from a webpage, so I tried using sugggestions from pervious questions/answers about getting rid of html codes: find alt + 0160, replace (nothing) and nothing happened I tried "data, text toi columns, finish" nothing happened. any help would be greatly appreciated! Synthia . |
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