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I am using Excel 2003.
I am trying to use Conditional Format for a cell that contains the following Index, Match formula: =IF(ISNA(INDEX('PO20-04-30-10'!S:S,MATCH('04-30-10-ByPO'!A6,'PO20-04-30-10'!B:B,0))),"",(INDEX('PO20-04-30-10'!S:S,MATCH('04-30-10-ByPO'!A6,'PO20-04-30-10'!B:B,0)))) This formula is in cell S6. I'd like it to turn yellow if the result of the formula is less than the amount in cell H6 which is a total column in a pivot table. When I try to do this, the result never works. I've tried greater than another cell, less than H6, greater than 0, not equal to "", etc. I can't get this to turn yellow under the right condition. Any ideas? |
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I am using Excel 2003.
Try using the formula Is option in conditional formatting. Use this formula: =AND(COUNT(S6),S6<H6) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nadine" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003. I am trying to use Conditional Format for a cell that contains the following Index, Match formula: =IF(ISNA(INDEX('PO20-04-30-10'!S:S,MATCH('04-30-10-ByPO'!A6,'PO20-04-30-10'!B:B,0))),"",(INDEX('PO20-04-30-10'!S:S,MATCH('04-30-10-ByPO'!A6,'PO20-04-30-10'!B:B,0)))) This formula is in cell S6. I'd like it to turn yellow if the result of the formula is less than the amount in cell H6 which is a total column in a pivot table. When I try to do this, the result never works. I've tried greater than another cell, less than H6, greater than 0, not equal to "", etc. I can't get this to turn yellow under the right condition. Any ideas? |
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Did you mean to choose "Is equal to" and then enter =AND(COUNT(S6),S6<H6) in
the Conditional Format dialog box? If so, this didn't work. Thanks for trying. "T. Valko" wrote: I am using Excel 2003. Try using the formula Is option in conditional formatting. Use this formula: =AND(COUNT(S6),S6<H6) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nadine" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003. I am trying to use Conditional Format for a cell that contains the following Index, Match formula: =IF(ISNA(INDEX('PO20-04-30-10'!S:S,MATCH('04-30-10-ByPO'!A6,'PO20-04-30-10'!B:B,0))),"",(INDEX('PO20-04-30-10'!S:S,MATCH('04-30-10-ByPO'!A6,'PO20-04-30-10'!B:B,0)))) This formula is in cell S6. I'd like it to turn yellow if the result of the formula is less than the amount in cell H6 which is a total column in a pivot table. When I try to do this, the result never works. I've tried greater than another cell, less than H6, greater than 0, not equal to "", etc. I can't get this to turn yellow under the right condition. Any ideas? . |
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Did you mean to choose "Is equal to"
No You said you're using Excel 2003 So... Select cell S6 Goto the menu FormatConditional Formatting Select the Formula Is option Enter this formula in the box on the right: =AND(COUNT(S6),S6<H6) Click the Format button Select the desired style(s) OK out -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nadine" wrote in message ... Did you mean to choose "Is equal to" and then enter =AND(COUNT(S6),S6<H6) in the Conditional Format dialog box? If so, this didn't work. Thanks for trying. "T. Valko" wrote: I am using Excel 2003. Try using the formula Is option in conditional formatting. Use this formula: =AND(COUNT(S6),S6<H6) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nadine" wrote in message ... I am using Excel 2003. I am trying to use Conditional Format for a cell that contains the following Index, Match formula: =IF(ISNA(INDEX('PO20-04-30-10'!S:S,MATCH('04-30-10-ByPO'!A6,'PO20-04-30-10'!B:B,0))),"",(INDEX('PO20-04-30-10'!S:S,MATCH('04-30-10-ByPO'!A6,'PO20-04-30-10'!B:B,0)))) This formula is in cell S6. I'd like it to turn yellow if the result of the formula is less than the amount in cell H6 which is a total column in a pivot table. When I try to do this, the result never works. I've tried greater than another cell, less than H6, greater than 0, not equal to "", etc. I can't get this to turn yellow under the right condition. Any ideas? . |
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