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  1. #1
    chiuinggum
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    condition formating

    i did a condition formating where by if B2 cell is smaller than 50 it will be
    colored with red. However the B2 cell is 'defaulted' red even before I fill
    up its value. It should not be color until B2 is fill up. How do I do it?

  2. #2
    Debra Dalgleish
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    Re: condition formating

    Select cell B2, and choose Format > Conditional Formatting
    From the first dropdown, choose Formula Is
    In the formula box, type: =AND(B2<>"",B2<50)
    Click the Format button, and on the Patterns tab, select Red
    Click OK

    chiuinggum wrote:
    > i did a condition formating where by if B2 cell is smaller than 50 it will be
    > colored with red. However the B2 cell is 'defaulted' red even before I fill
    > up its value. It should not be color until B2 is fill up. How do I do it?



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  3. #3
    Pete_UK
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    Re: condition formating

    In the Formula Is panel of the Conditional Format, enter this:

    =AND(ISNUMBER(B2),B2<50)

    Hope this helps.

    Pete


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