Formulas/Formatting
Is there a way to have a formula highlight/fill the boxes based on criteria entered? I know this is doable with conditions, however I am finding myself making 3 conditions for each column and its a heavy sheet with many columns. There has to be an easier way?
What we are looking to do, is enter in data (The total #'s Manually), example shown below. and we would love if the sheet would automatically assign them a "fill" color based on the value we enter, My example of the table below is currently using the conditions set.. but I would love to apply a formula to the whole sheet, or each column as a formula.
Turn Red if between 0 and 720
Turn Yellow if 720 to 1439
Turn Green if 1440 to 10000.
Any and all help is welcome!! :) Thank you!
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hi @Brianne,
unfortunately the formulas will not help you with the font / cell colour or appearance.
but why can you use Conditional Formatting for that? From what I read it would fulfil your needs by 100%.
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hi @Brianne,
unfortunately the formulas will not help you with the font / cell colour or appearance.
but why can you use Conditional Formatting for that? From what I read it would fulfil your needs by 100%.
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Tag my name: @kowal if you want me to respond :)
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@kowal Conditional formatting definitely works, but I was looking for an easier and less time consuming way of setting this up.
Thank you for the answer! :) -
For what it is worth, I played around with this for a WHILE on a sheet I made not to long ago and didn't find any solution other than to just make a million conditional statements in the conditional formatting.
I'm HOPING someone gives you a better answer than "Unfortunately, you are going to need 3 conditions per column"… I'd happily adopt it myself if they do!
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