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![]() Is it possible to have nested conditions using Conditional Formatting? I have a range of columns that change colour according to their totals. Here is the Psuedo code. If E67 = 4 Then E10 Font = GREEN BOLD, F10 = RED BOLD Else E10= WHITE(invisible), E11 = WHITE(invisible), If F67 = 7 Then E10 Font = WhiteF10 = GREEN BOLD, G11 = RED BOLD........ and so on....... Basically the first Column Header Font goes From white to Green , the next column header font goes red, then when that one changes green the next one goes red etc etc. If this makes sense to anyone, can it be done? -- ANDYPAND ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ANDYPAND's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=25351 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=392191 |
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