I have tried a few different bits of code but I can't get this to work, I am trying to get text color to change but not the background colour. I am after is that if the value of the cell (on page 3 the oxygen saturation) is between 0-86 the text goes red, if its 87-93...
- Changing [Act SelectPeriod Text Colour] so it does not reference the two colour measures but has the code directly in the measure allows the formatting to work. Branching is critical so while this helps narrow down the issue it is not a viable solution. - Although I cannot pro...
We want negative values to appear with brackets around it and to be red text. I know conditional formatting can change the number's colour but by adding brackets around a number instead of the negative sign changes it into a text and conditional formation is no longer an option. Does ...
As you can see, custom formulas add flexibility to conditional formatting in Google Sheets. I’ll return to them often throughout this article to solve other specific formatting cases! Conditional formatting if cell contains text To conditionally format cells with text in Google Sheets, use the re...
Conditional formatting (Colour Scales) across a range of cells Hello, and excuse me if this is not the right place to ask this question... I have a sheet with 9 tables. Each table has 1 total. I'd like to set up a conditional format rule that highlights the total cell wit...
SelectHome >Conditional Formatting > New Rule. A dialog box appears SelectFormat only cells that contain > Specific textin option list and write C as text to be formatted. FillFormatwith Red colour and clickOK. Now select the colour Yellow and Green for A and B respectively as done above ...
Conditional formatting based on text input in dropdown box kenneth kam chuh21426993 Explorer , May 08, 2023 Copy link to clipboard Hi, I have the follow boxes to calculate the risk of a work process, I want to be able to change the background colour of the fields in the...
Under conditional formatting rules, I am using 'Use a formula to determine which cells to format' and I select the cell which contains the IF statement. I then choose white font colour and a white background for the paragraph below (that I would like to hide when the IF statement is tru...
Is this technique to be used in conjunction with conditional formatting? Otherwise I am not sure how the cells in column A will change colour. Thanks for your reply Reply Resources
conditionalFormatting(wb,"containsText",cols=1,rows=1:10,type="contains",rule="A") ## colourscale colours cells based on cell value df<-read.xlsx(system.file("readTest.xlsx",package="openxlsx"),sheet=4) writeData(wb,"colourScale",df,colNames=FALSE)## write data.frame ...