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Hi, friends
what I am trying to do is if Cell D3 is "paid", then the color of Cell C3 will be red, and text will be yellow.
How can I do this? Plz help me to do this.
Thanks in advance
Senjuti
Hi, friends
what I am trying to do is if Cell D3 is "paid", then the color of Cell C3 will be red, and text will be yellow.
How can I do this? Plz help me to do this.
Thanks in advance
Senjuti
Last edited by senjuti.sarkar; 12-10-2013 at 08:12 AM.
=d3="paid"
Put this formula in conditional formating
Willem
English is not my native language sorry for errors
Please correct me if I'm completely wrong
Thank you friend for your help...it works..
Senjuti
Dear Friends..
When the above formula is puted for one cell its working..but how could i do this for a range of cells
like..
B2 IS "PAID" THEN A2 IS FORMATTED
B3 IS "PAID" THEN A3 IS FORMATTED.. AND so on...
upto B16 IS "PAID" THEN A16 IS FORMATTED
PLease help
Select the range of cells that you want affected by Conditional Formatting before entering the formula for the Conditional Formatting.
If you already have the rule in place, click on Conditional Formatting, Manage Rules, find the rule, and in the Applies to: change the cell references to cover the range of cells that the formatting should affect. Be careful when doing so. Click in the field, hit F2 to enable editing and make the changes necessary. Note that the cell references are ABSPLUTE that is, they have $ signs before the letters and the numbers in the references like $A$1:$A$25.
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