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I am tring to use the conditional formating to change the colour of a cell
depending on the value. For exemple I want the value in A1 to turn green if the value is greater than the value in B1 by 10 or more. And I wan the value to turn red if the value is less then 10 or more. I want to do this for the entire spreadsheet without having to enter in the formula into each individual cell. Is there a way to do that? |
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Hiya,
If you pick the top left hand square (the grey border square between the A and the 1) then this will 'select the whole sheet and you can then perform a number of formatting on the whole sheet as opposed to just 1 cell. Once you have selected the whole sheet in this way, just go to format - conditional formatting and set the conditional formatting as usual. cheers If you pick the "kpekarek" wrote: I am tring to use the conditional formating to change the colour of a cell depending on the value. For exemple I want the value in A1 to turn green if the value is greater than the value in B1 by 10 or more. And I wan the value to turn red if the value is less then 10 or more. I want to do this for the entire spreadsheet without having to enter in the formula into each individual cell. Is there a way to do that? |
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Are you asking for the formula to use or did 'confused' answer your question?
If you need the formula, here it is: Select A1, and go into conditional formatting. For the first condition enter: =IF(A1-B110,TRUE,FALSE) Then make the formatting green. For condition 2 write this formula: =IF(A1-B1<10,TRUE,FALSE) Then make this formatting red. I'm not sure what you want to happen if A1-B1=10, but you can make the necessary changes in the formula. -- Regards, DavidB "kpekarek" wrote: I am tring to use the conditional formating to change the colour of a cell depending on the value. For exemple I want the value in A1 to turn green if the value is greater than the value in B1 by 10 or more. And I wan the value to turn red if the value is less then 10 or more. I want to do this for the entire spreadsheet without having to enter in the formula into each individual cell. Is there a way to do that? |
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