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How can I rate a cell 1-5 and colour code it?
I would like to be able to give a cell a rating of 1-5 and colour coded but
conditional formatting in excel 2002 only allows up to 3, by using 1 number as white cell means you can using a rating of 1-4. I required 1-5. I have tried to use coloured drop down menus but the cell colours do not carry across. Therefore can anyone tell me how I can type a number of 1 to 5 in a cell and that it will also show as a colour. -- Many thanks Jackie |
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-- HTH Bob Phillips "treetop40" wrote in message ... I would like to be able to give a cell a rating of 1-5 and colour coded but conditional formatting in excel 2002 only allows up to 3, by using 1 number as white cell means you can using a rating of 1-4. I required 1-5. I have tried to use coloured drop down menus but the cell colours do not carry across. Therefore can anyone tell me how I can type a number of 1 to 5 in a cell and that it will also show as a colour. -- Many thanks Jackie |
see response in .misc.
-- HTH Bob Phillips "treetop40" wrote in message ... I would like to be able to give a cell a rating of 1-5 and colour coded but conditional formatting in excel 2002 only allows up to 3, by using 1 number as white cell means you can using a rating of 1-4. I required 1-5. I have tried to use coloured drop down menus but the cell colours do not carry across. Therefore can anyone tell me how I can type a number of 1 to 5 in a cell and that it will also show as a colour. -- Many thanks Jackie |
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