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Im trying to do conditional formatting on a cell that contains time in it
So basically the formula to me would be: =if(C10+0.00347=>O2) then the text would turn red… I am having no luck getting this to work help please
Im trying to do conditional formatting on a cell that contains time in it
So basically the formula to me would be: =if(C10+0.00347=>O2) then the text would turn red… I am having no luck getting this to work help please
You don't usually have an IF statement in a conditional formatting formula - it is usually a formula that evaluates to either TRUE or FALSE. Also, you would write it as >= not =>, so try it with this in the CF dialogue box:
=C10+0.00347 >=O2
Hope this helps.
Pete
Hi,
Try this formula in conditional format
=$C2+0.0347>=$O2
And Apply Format
Thanks.....
Thank You.....
Hi,
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You don't need an IF test.
Richard Buttrey
RIP - d. 06/10/2022
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Thanks for your help.. it sorta works not sure causing to work for some and not others though...I am applying it to c9:c18
Then (with C10 selected) the condition should probably be:
=C10+0.00347 >=$O$2
as I assume you want to compare with O2 for all of those cells in your range.
Hope this helps.
Pete
I do and its still working correctly I think it has do with the adding of the time to C10 (adding 5 minutes to time ten comparing)
Depending on the degree of accuracy you actually want you may wish to consider adding .00347222222 since comparing a time plus .00347 with a time plus 5 minutes will give you a False.
You might need to include a ROUND() somewhere.
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