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How to change colour of value in cell if there is more than 0?

  1. 03-17-2010, 06:52 AM #1
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    Question How to change colour of value in cell if there is more than 0?

    How to change colour of value in cell if there is value more than 0?
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    Re: How to change colour of value in cell if there is more than 0?

    Hi,

    Take a look at Conditional Formatting ... Press F1 for further assistance

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    Re: How to change colour of value in cell if there is more than 0?

    If you just want the font coloured, you could also use a custom number format like:
    [Red]0;-0;0;
    for example.
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