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Is there a way that when i enter in a value, lets say a1:a10 adds up and is a
negative number in cell a11. is there way to make that value automatically be red? Also is there a way not only to do numbers but also letters. W.H. |
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You could use format|conditional formatting for numbers or letters (the whole
cell--not character by character). Or for negative numbers, you could use a custom format: 0;[Red]-0;0;@ The four parts a positive;negative;zero;text MbeSailor wrote: Is there a way that when i enter in a value, lets say a1:a10 adds up and is a negative number in cell a11. is there way to make that value automatically be red? Also is there a way not only to do numbers but also letters. W.H. -- Dave Peterson |
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