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can i setup if, then statements to change the color of a row
I would like to use if and then statements to recognize P, O, or C
if the cell has P, O, or C I want the row to change colors Blue, Green, Red Is this possible |
can i setup if, then statements to change the color of a row
Use Conditional Formatting with the three conditions.
Regards Trevor "Ed" wrote in message ... I would like to use if and then statements to recognize P, O, or C if the cell has P, O, or C I want the row to change colors Blue, Green, Red Is this possible |
can i setup if, then statements to change the color of a row
Select a row or range in a row.
Then assuming A1 is the cell with P, O or C FormatConditional FormattingCondtion 1Formula is =$A$1="P" Format as Blue Add Condition 2.......=$A$1="O" etc. for condition 3 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 14:41:02 -0700, Ed wrote: I would like to use if and then statements to recognize P, O, or C if the cell has P, O, or C I want the row to change colors Blue, Green, Red Is this possible |
can i setup if, then statements to change the color of a row
The CF works in the cell how do I get to work for the entire? So if I input
"p" the entire row of 10 turns blue? "Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote: Use Conditional Formatting with the three conditions. Regards Trevor "Ed" wrote in message ... I would like to use if and then statements to recognize P, O, or C if the cell has P, O, or C I want the row to change colors Blue, Green, Red Is this possible |
can i setup if, then statements to change the color of a row
Ed
Have a look at my post also. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 15:01:02 -0700, Ed wrote: The CF works in the cell how do I get to work for the entire? So if I input "p" the entire row of 10 turns blue? "Trevor Shuttleworth" wrote: Use Conditional Formatting with the three conditions. Regards Trevor "Ed" wrote in message ... I would like to use if and then statements to recognize P, O, or C if the cell has P, O, or C I want the row to change colors Blue, Green, Red Is this possible |
can i setup if, then statements to change the color of a row
Hey, almost there.
So specifically every cell in column a will change to P, O, or C How do I format the entire worksheet to do this? Or how do I copy this format. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Select a row or range in a row. Then assuming A1 is the cell with P, O or C FormatConditional FormattingCondtion 1Formula is =$A$1="P" Format as Blue Add Condition 2.......=$A$1="O" etc. for condition 3 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 14:41:02 -0700, Ed wrote: I would like to use if and then statements to recognize P, O, or C if the cell has P, O, or C I want the row to change colors Blue, Green, Red Is this possible |
can i setup if, then statements to change the color of a row
Every cell in Row 1 not Column A, will change if A1 is P,O or C
You have to have lock on to $A$1 in the Conditional Format Formula to get row to change on A1 contents You'll have to change this to $A1, then copy the format from Row 1 to any/all rows that you want the same formatting Steve On Tue, 08 Aug 2006 23:19:03 +0100, Ed wrote: Hey, almost there. So specifically every cell in column a will change to P, O, or C How do I format the entire worksheet to do this? Or how do I copy this format. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Select a row or range in a row. Then assuming A1 is the cell with P, O or C FormatConditional FormattingCondtion 1Formula is =$A$1="P" Format as Blue Add Condition 2.......=$A$1="O" etc. for condition 3 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 14:41:02 -0700, Ed wrote: I would like to use if and then statements to recognize P, O, or C if the cell has P, O, or C I want the row to change colors Blue, Green, Red Is this possible -- Steve (3) |
can i setup if, then statements to change the color of a row
Are you saying that Column A cells will have a P, O or C?
If so, select a range of rows and CFFormula is =$A1=P...........I misled you in first post by locking just A1 Note the single $ sign to lock just the Column A but not the row. I wouldn't format the whole worksheet this way. Just format a couple hundred rows for now and use the Format Painter to copy to more rows later. Gord On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 15:19:03 -0700, Ed wrote: Hey, almost there. So specifically every cell in column a will change to P, O, or C How do I format the entire worksheet to do this? Or how do I copy this format. "Gord Dibben" wrote: Select a row or range in a row. Then assuming A1 is the cell with P, O or C FormatConditional FormattingCondtion 1Formula is =$A$1="P" Format as Blue Add Condition 2.......=$A$1="O" etc. for condition 3 Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 14:41:02 -0700, Ed wrote: I would like to use if and then statements to recognize P, O, or C if the cell has P, O, or C I want the row to change colors Blue, Green, Red Is this possible |
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