Conditional Formatting Font color change
Hello,
Is there a way to change the font color of a single items in a dropdown list on the specific column only and not apply the font color change to the entire row?
Thank you!
TaliN
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Yes! When setting up your conditional formatting rule, click "entire row" and select which column(s) you want the value of to be a different color. You can pick just one column, and if the criteria is for a certain value then only that value in only that column will get the format applied to it.
BRgds,
-Ray
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Yes! When setting up your conditional formatting rule, click "entire row" and select which column(s) you want the value of to be a different color. You can pick just one column, and if the criteria is for a certain value then only that value in only that column will get the format applied to it.
BRgds,
-Ray -
Thank you!
Works well!
Best,
Tali
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Hey @TaliRXM
You are not able to change the actual colour of the dropdown option, but if you use the conditional formatting to the choice selected, you could apply it to the one cell only.Marcé Holzhauzen
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Thank you
Works well
Best
Tali
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