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Microsoft Excel - Condition Formating
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Saber
on 22-Jun-11 06:15 PM
Hi,
Please help me with below formula.
IF(AND(G7="Successful",F7<=1,"Yes","No"),"")
I need to place above formula in F7 I need to get colours in F7 by using condition formating. My logic is if G7 is successful and if F7 is Less than 1 or blank I need to get Red Coulour.
pete rainbow
replied to
Saber
on 22-Jun-11 07:13 PM
=AND($G1="Successful",$F1<=1)
Venkat K
replied to
Saber
on 22-Jun-11 10:05 PM
You can also use the Wizard that is provided in Excel to specify the conditions you need:
Check this to get an idea:
http://www.timeatlas.com/5_minute_tips/general/how_to_use_conditional_formatting_to_highlight_data
Jackpot .
replied to
Saber
on 22-Jun-11 10:48 PM
Hi Saber
Your formla is correct except the closing brace position for the conditional statement. Keep in mind that always conditional formattig formula should return either TRUE or FALSE. So you dont require the IF().
Jitendra Faye
replied to
Saber
on 22-Jun-11 11:46 PM
For that you have to use conditional formatting for your excel sheet.
follow this articale for this-
http://excelsemipro.com/2011/04/excel-tables-styles-conditional-formatting-and-data-validation/
Hope this will help you.
Saber
replied to
Saber
on 23-Jun-11 12:58 AM
Hi All,
Thanks....Its working fine.
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