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I am working in excel 2000, and I need to know how to change a colour of a
cell when I enter a letter. Ie, if I put y for yes in a cell, I want to
change that cell to say red.
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Use "Conditional Formatting"

Click on the cell, do Format ConditionalFormatting CellValueIs EqualTo
Y FormatButton PatternsTab choose red color block OK OK



Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


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I am working in excel 2000, and I need to know how to change a colour of a
cell when I enter a letter. Ie, if I put y for yes in a cell, I want to
change that cell to say red.



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Thanks
It was most helpful.
Paul

"CLR" wrote:

Use "Conditional Formatting"

Click on the cell, do Format ConditionalFormatting CellValueIs EqualTo
Y FormatButton PatternsTab choose red color block OK OK



Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3


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I am working in excel 2000, and I need to know how to change a colour of a
cell when I enter a letter. Ie, if I put y for yes in a cell, I want to
change that cell to say red.




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