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If I use a conditional format to change a cell colour based on another
cells numerical content, am I able to also somehow change another cells colour based on another cells colour and not its number content? The problem I have is a greater than and less than 1 conditional format. It doesnt like negative numbers. I must display a negative number. I can get it to work fine if I ABS() the number but I need to to work on a negative number. I thought I would ABS() an adjacent cell and then make the actual cell with the negative number change colour based on the adjacent cells colour. Thanks, Aaron. |
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