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Hello basically I want the cell that has an IF statement to appear
coloured according to the IF statement made for example IF A2100 then
i want cell to appear blue....

How can I do this?

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select cell (A2?)
and do
format|conditional formatting
Cell value is:
Greater than 200

give it a nice format

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Hello basically I want the cell that has an IF statement to appear
coloured according to the IF statement made for example IF A2100 then
i want cell to appear blue....

How can I do this?

Thanks
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yes but I want it to be between a range such as 10 <x<200

I try putting between in conditional formatting and then i put between
10 and 200, but it doesnt seem to work

Any Help please?

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Neo,


Try this,..
Conditional Formatting
Formula is...

=AND($A$1<200,$A$110)
Format away

Beege

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yes but I want it to be between a range such as 10 <x<200

I try putting between in conditional formatting and then i put between
10 and 200, but it doesnt seem to work

Any Help please?

Thanks
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Neo1 Wrote:
yes but I want it to be between a range such as 10 <x<200

I try putting between in conditional formatting and then i put between
10 and 200, but it doesnt seem to work

Any Help please?

Thanks
From John


the "between" option should work for this. 2 possible problems:

Did you remember to include a format?

Does your cell contain a number or text that looks like a number?


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