Type 10000 and 15000 in the 3rd and 4th drop-downs. Select a different color. Press OK. We have added the third condition. Repeat the process for the last time. Select greater than from the second drop-down. Type 15000. Choose a color. Press OK. You’ll see the Net Sales column in...
Well ... I'm not sure what to make of your reply. You wrote, at the start of this thread, that you were "Trying to create a conditional or dependent drop down list for my Maintenance Down Time sheet. I've created the first drop down list but when I tried to create a dependent d...
I have a workbook with two worksheets. The first tab is a request form for users to fill out and the second is the drop-down values. I would like the drop-down values to change based on the value...
Excel conditional formatting formula examples. Highlight expiry date, colour cells if duplicate, hide if formula error, color lottery numbers. 20+ examples
Select a colour name from a drop down list in Excel, and a cell fills with the selected colour. There are no macros, just data validation drop downs and conditional formatting rules.Select Color to Fill Cell Set Up the Workbook Name the Lists Create the Options Drop Down Create Color Dro...
In this part of the tutorial, I will show you how to make it dynamic (so that you can enter the condition within a cell in Excel and it will automatically highlight the rows based on it).Below is an example, where I select a name from the drop-down, and all the rows with that ...
conditional formula is based on column D. So, when you calculate column D the resize parameter is 4-3=1, calculate column E is 5-3=2 and so on. Therefore, if you have other spreadsheets with different conditional formatting rules, you may need to change the "-3" in this calculation....
=IFERROR(1/(AND($B2<>"",$C2<>"")/AND(D$1>=$B2,D$1<$C2)),"") It will test if start and stop times are entered and return a blank for quarters not scheduled and 1 for those that are. In row 17 you can then simply sum the cells above. Add conditional formatting to your...
=IFERROR(1/(AND($B2<>"",$C2<>"")/AND(D$1>=$B2,D$1<$C2)),"") It will test if start and stop times are entered and return a blank for quarters not scheduled and 1 for those that are. In row 17 you can then simply sum the cells above. Add conditional formatting to your...
=IFERROR(1/(AND($B2<>"",$C2<>"")/AND(D$1>=$B2,D$1<$C2)),"") It will test if start and stop times are entered and return a blank for quarters not scheduled and 1 for those that are. In row 17 you can then simply sum the cells above. Add conditional formatting to your...