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    Conditional format a between range using -use a formula to determine which cells to format

    Hi,

    I want to highlight a cell to let me know if the value is between 75% and 99% using "use a formula to determine which cells to format", so then I can copy the format to various cells without having to manually enter them.

    I have attached a spreadsheet as an example. I would like it to show the following -

    Green - 100% and above (=a10*100/a6>=100)
    Amber - 75% - 99%
    Red - Below 75% (100*a10/a6<=75)

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    Re: Conditional format a between range using -use a formula to determine which cells to fo

    Hi,

    I have updated the Conditional formatting in the attached file cell C10. Please see if it suits your requirement.

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    Re: Conditional format a between range using -use a formula to determine which cells to fo

    That's great but is there any where I can include the sum in the conditional format rather than use another cell?

    Thank you

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    Re: Conditional format a between range using -use a formula to determine which cells to fo

    You can just copy the cell formatting on C10 by using "Format Painter" and paste it anywhere else on the sheet.

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    Re: Conditional format a between range using -use a formula to determine which cells to fo

    Apologies, is there any way I can include the formula in C10 into =and(c10>=0.75,c10<1) ?

    Thank you

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    Re: Conditional format a between range using -use a formula to determine which cells to fo

    Yes, you can. If you want to modify the Conditional Formatting, you can do so by clicking on Conditional Formatting -> Manage Rules...

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    Re: Conditional format a between range using -use a formula to determine which cells to fo

    Would you pleas be kind enough to type out the full formula?

    Thank you

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    Re: Conditional format a between range using -use a formula to determine which cells to fo

    Sure..

    For GREEN: =$C$10>=1
    For AMBER: =AND($C$10>=0.75,$C$10<1)
    For RED: =$C$10<0.75
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