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How do I shade cells using the "IF" function?
I am trying to shade a cell using the "IF" function. What code would I put
in the "Value if True" space in order for the function to shade the cell automatically? Anyone know how to do that, because I can't find it in "Help"? Thanks, Robert |
Hi
formulas can't change cell formats. But have a look at 'Format - Conditional Format' to achieve your goal "Kaz" wrote: I am trying to shade a cell using the "IF" function. What code would I put in the "Value if True" space in order for the function to shade the cell automatically? Anyone know how to do that, because I can't find it in "Help"? Thanks, Robert |
Use Conditional Formatting
"Kaz" wrote in message ... I am trying to shade a cell using the "IF" function. What code would I put in the "Value if True" space in order for the function to shade the cell automatically? Anyone know how to do that, because I can't find it in "Help"? Thanks, Robert |
Hi,
Can you paste your formula in your message ?And are you using your formula in conditional formatting ? Regards Govind. Kaz wrote: I am trying to shade a cell using the "IF" function. What code would I put in the "Value if True" space in order for the function to shade the cell automatically? Anyone know how to do that, because I can't find it in "Help"? Thanks, Robert |
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