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How can i color the fonts

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sanju - 17 Oct 2006 10:43 GMT
Hello Friends

i have a flat database in excel

i want to know how can i color the fonts based on the cell value

say eg

a2= 49.50   b2= 48.25   c2= 52.50  d2=50.50

now what i want is the the value in cell b2 should be in red beacuse it
< than a2
value in c2 should be in blue because it is > b2
value in d2 qgain red as it is < c2

How can i acheive this in excel

Please guide

Thnaks in advance
-sanjayt
vezerid - 17 Oct 2006 11:03 GMT
Select B2:D2.
Format | Conditional Formatting...
Formula Is: =B2>A2 ----> Choose Red
Add
Formula Is: =B2<A2 ----> Choose Blue

HTH
Kostis Vezerides

> Hello Friends
>
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> Thnaks in advance
> -sanjayt
sanju - 11 Nov 2006 09:48 GMT
Hello Kostis

Thanks for the help

-sanjayt
> Select B2:D2.
> Format | Conditional Formatting...
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> > Thnaks in advance
> > -sanjayt
 
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