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So I'm trying to make a spreadsheet for my build where if I put in a number greater than 1 then another cell's color will change to green. Can someone help me out with this please.

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So I'm trying to make a spreadsheet for my build where if I put in a number greater than 1 then another cell's color will change to green. Can someone help me out with this please.

 

Check out a feature called Conditional Formatting

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Check out a feature called Conditional Formatting

I did but I don't know how to make an accurate formula basically saying "If cell 1,2,3,4,5 have a number greater than 0.01 then change cell a,b,c,d,e to green" but it has to be in the same row. I can screenshot an example.

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I did but I don't know how to make an accurate formula basically saying "If cell 1,2,3,4,5 have a number greater than 0.01 then change cell a,b,c,d,e to green" but it has to be in the same row. I can screenshot an example.

 

Go ahead.

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Go ahead.

So do you know how I can do that automatically.

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So do you know how I can do that automatically.

 

It's the button right above column C. Click on cell A5, click on "Conditional Formatting," select New Rule, and then select "Use a formula to determine which cells to format."

 

Change the format to anything you want, and use the formula =D5>1 or =D5>0.01.

 

Unfortunately, it doesn't sound like you know VBA, so you will need to repeat this process for each row.

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It's the button right above column C. Click on cell A5, click on "Conditional Formatting," select New Rule, and then select "Use a formula to determine which cells to format."

Change the format to anything you want, and use the formula =D5>1 or =D5>0.01.

Unfortunately, it doesn't sound like you know VBA, so you will need to repeat this process for each row.

Ok thank you.

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Ok thank you.

Yeah man no problem. I hope you can get it to work. I followed your post, so let me know if you need any more help.

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Yeah man no problem. I hope you can get it to work. I followed your post, so let me know if you need any more help.

Yeah I got it to work perfectly. It was a lot of copying and pasting but it's exactly what I wanted. Thank you man.

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Yeah I got it to work perfectly. It was a lot of copying and pasting but it's exactly what I wanted. Thank you man.

Anytime! :)

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