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John V

Can the results of a formula drive color shading? How? Can it be .

Can the results of a formula drive color shading? How? Can it be nested?
Example if cell equals "x" then red, if cell equals "y" then green.

Thanks for any help.

Frank Kabel

Hi
use 'Format - conditional format' for this

"John V" wrote:

Can the results of a formula drive color shading? How? Can it be nested?
Example if cell equals "x" then red, if cell equals "y" then green.

Thanks for any help.

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