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Can I apply Cond. Formatting to a Formula result?
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Can I apply Cond. Formatting to a Formula result?
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From the main menu select Format.Conditional Formatting Select : Formula Is (from the dropdown list) Criteria: =$M$31 Click the [Format...] button and select a green fill color Click the [OK] buttons when done. Does that help? €¢€¢€¢€¢€¢€¢€¢€¢€¢€¢€¢ Regards, Ron "SCrowley" wrote: Let's say $M3 contains a formula J3/I3 which returns a percentage. I want the row to color if the resulting percentage is over 100%. -- Thank you, |
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