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Is it possible to have the conditional format feature to flag a row if the
following conditions exists: A1<1, B15, C1<#N/A Thank you in advance. |
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Hi
Try this in Formula Is =AND($A1<1,$B5,NOT(ISNA($C1))) -- Andy. "carl" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have the conditional format feature to flag a row if the following conditions exists: A1<1, B15, C1<#N/A Thank you in advance. |
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use this in the "Formula Is" box
=and(a1<1,b15,not(isna(c1))) "carl" wrote: Is it possible to have the conditional format feature to flag a row if the following conditions exists: A1<1, B15, C1<#N/A Thank you in advance. |
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![]() "carl" wrote in message ... Is it possible to have the conditional format feature to flag a row if the following conditions exists: A1<1, B15, C1<#N/A Thank you in advance. Select the row and open the Conditional Formatting dialog box In the drop down box choose 'Formula is' In the formula entry area put: '=(A1<1)*(B15)*NOT(ISNA(C1))=1' |
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thank you duke.
i ran into another scenario and wondered if the conditional formating can help me identify it: IF A1-B1<0 and C1<#N/A do format condition 1 but if A1-B10 and C1<#N/A, do format condition 2. Is this possible to do with the excel conditional formating ?? "carl" wrote: Is it possible to have the conditional format feature to flag a row if the following conditions exists: A1<1, B15, C1<#N/A Thank you in advance. |
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At the bottom of the conditional formatting dialog there's an Add button
that allows you to put in a second condition & a different format You'd simply want the first one to be =AND(B1A1,NOT(ISNA(C1))) and the second one would be =AND(B1<A1,NOT(ISNA(C1))) QUESTION: what do you want to do if A1=B1? "carl" wrote: thank you duke. i ran into another scenario and wondered if the conditional formating can help me identify it: IF A1-B1<0 and C1<#N/A do format condition 1 but if A1-B10 and C1<#N/A, do format condition 2. Is this possible to do with the excel conditional formating ?? "carl" wrote: Is it possible to have the conditional format feature to flag a row if the following conditions exists: A1<1, B15, C1<#N/A Thank you in advance. |
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Thank you again. Yes, I need to consider if there the values in A and B are
the same. B I am learning how to use the condtional formating feature to help me identify problems. In trying to refine my original question, is it possible to do the following (I have figured out how to color the cells - just not sure how to contruct the conditrions: Trying to flag changes greater than -5% Red, changes greater than 5% Blue, but not flag if the value in C is 0 (zero) or #N/A. Change A 0% 25.00% -25% Flag Red B 0% 0.00% 0% No Flag C 22% 25.00% -3% No Flag D 27% 25.00% 2% No Flag E 35% 25.00% 10% Flag Blue F 45% 25.00% 20% Flag Blue Thank you agian. I appreciate your instruction. "Duke Carey" wrote: At the bottom of the conditional formatting dialog there's an Add button that allows you to put in a second condition & a different format You'd simply want the first one to be =AND(B1A1,NOT(ISNA(C1))) and the second one would be =AND(B1<A1,NOT(ISNA(C1))) QUESTION: what do you want to do if A1=B1? "carl" wrote: thank you duke. i ran into another scenario and wondered if the conditional formating can help me identify it: IF A1-B1<0 and C1<#N/A do format condition 1 but if A1-B10 and C1<#N/A, do format condition 2. Is this possible to do with the excel conditional formating ?? "carl" wrote: Is it possible to have the conditional format feature to flag a row if the following conditions exists: A1<1, B15, C1<#N/A Thank you in advance. |
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