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    Maths to text dilema

    I know some basic formulas and conditional formatting but cant work out how to do what i need

    I have 2 numbers in cells A1 and B1 returning an answer in C1 (like i said basic)
    if C1 = 0 in D1 i need it to reply Full (in a GREEN cell) or
    if C1 = (any number) in D1 i need it to reply DEPOSIT (in a BLUE cell) or
    if C1 = A1 in D1 i need it to reply OUTSTANDING (in a RED cell)

    Any help would be appreciated
    Last edited by ukphoenix; 03-27-2012 at 05:04 AM.

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    Re: Maths to text dilema

    Hi

    Which formula, are you using in C1?
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    Re: Maths to text dilema

    The basic of =sum(a1-b1)

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    Re: Maths to text dilema

    Is this what are you looking for?

    =IF(C1=0;"Full";IF(C1<>0;"DEPOSIT";IF(AND(A1<>0;C1=A1);"OUTSTANDING";"")))
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    Re: Maths to text dilema

    Along with the formula mentioned for coloring the cells follow the below steps

    Select Column D
    go to conditional formatting->new rule->use a formula to determine which cells to format
    put $c1=0 in the formula choose the desired color.
    Similarly you can put the other two conditions.
    Last edited by rounakbhasin; 03-27-2012 at 04:54 AM. Reason: incomplete information

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    Re: Maths to text dilema

    Hi

    You can try this too:

    TESTFILE.xlsm

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    Re: Maths to text dilema

    Thanks Fotis1991, works a treat,

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