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Changing Font Color

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    Changing Font Color

    I would like to have the font color change if an amount hits a certain value.

    So, if I have a spread sheet with 1000 numbers on it I want every number that exceeds 100 to change to Blue and every one under 0 to change to Red. I would like this to happen automatically.

    Does anyone have an simple solution?

    Thanks in advance!

    Chuck

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    cell colour

    click the cell(s)
    goto format >
    conditional formatting and add your arguments ( you will understand once your in there

    e.g if cell value is > 1000 then (click format button) and change text colour to green

    etc
    etc

  3. #3
    Ragdyer
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    Re: Changing Font Color

    You can use "Conditional Formatting".

    Select the range that you want this to apply to, say A1 to Z1000, then:
    <Format> <Conditional Formatting>
    Condition 1:
    Cell Value Is
    Greater Then
    100

    Click on <Format>
    And choose your Blue font color.
    Then, click <OK>,

    Then click <Add> for condition 2.
    Cell Value Is
    Less Then
    0
    Click on <Format>
    And choose your Red font color.
    Then, click <OK>,<OK>

    And you should be done!

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    HTH,

    RD

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    > I would like to have the font color change if an amount hits a certain
    > value.
    >
    > So, if I have a spread sheet with 1000 numbers on it I want every
    > number that exceeds 100 to change to Blue and every one under 0 to
    > change to Red. I would like this to happen automatically.
    >
    > Does anyone have an simple solution?
    >
    > Thanks in advance!
    >
    > Chuck
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