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Making Font Color Changes in IF Statements
For example (I know this isn't right, but....it would go something like this)
If (X, FONT=RED, FONT=BLACK) Can I even do this? If so how? |
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Take a look in Help at Conditional Formatting...
In article , "BigEyedFish" wrote: For example (I know this isn't right, but....it would go something like this) If (X, FONT=RED, FONT=BLACK) Can I even do this? If so how? |
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Hi BigEyedFish
Use Conditional Formatting, see this site http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat01.html -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "BigEyedFish" wrote in message ... For example (I know this isn't right, but....it would go something like this) If (X, FONT=RED, FONT=BLACK) Can I even do this? If so how? |
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