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Changing color conditionally

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    Changing color conditionally

    I have this formula in a cell:
    =IF(MID(S1,16,1)="6","OK","RECHECK")

    Is there a way to make the conditional responses print in different colors? IE, OK in green, and RECHECK in red?

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    Use menu Format/Conditional Formatting
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    RE: Changing color conditionally

    Yes, use conditional formatting. Go into Format, Conditional Formatting -
    then enter your conditions and formats
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    Martin


    "bhalooneel" wrote:

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    > I have this formula in a cell:
    > =IF(MID(S1,16,1)="6","OK","RECHECK")
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    > Is there a way to make the conditional responses print in different
    > colors? IE, OK in green, and RECHECK in red?
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