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Is it possible to make an IF statement that is something like this. If cell
a1 equals 1 then highlight a certain color, if it is 2 then another color and so on. I'm trying to do this for work. I want to be able to assign a color for a type of problem with out having to go to the tool bar and remember what color it should be, I just want to assign it a number and have it change automatically. If this is not possible in excel just let me know, for all i know it's not even possible at all. -- Thanks TimM |
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