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lanz
 
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How can the color of the text inside the cell be changed automatically when
the logical result of the formula is €œYes€ or €œNo€?

Example: using the IF function. How can I change the color of text if the
result of the logical test is €œTrue€ and be changed into blue color if the
logical result is €œFalse€.

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Hi Lanz,

Try using Conditional Formatting (Format | Conditional Formatting...).

If you are not familiar with this feature, see Debra Dalgleish's tutorial
at:

http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat01.html


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How can the color of the text inside the cell be changed automatically
when
the logical result of the formula is "Yes" or "No"?

Example: using the IF function. How can I change the color of text if the
result of the logical test is "True" and be changed into blue color if the
logical result is "False".



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