Using conditional formatting, I need to know if this is possible: If
the value of cell A1 is is between the value of B1 and 2500 then I
want to set the font color and background color of cell A1 to some
other color than the default.

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Bob Phillips - 17 Oct 2006 09:20 GMT
Just use the Between condition, with bounds of =B1 and 2500.

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> Using conditional formatting, I need to know if this is possible: If
> the value of cell A1 is is between the value of B1 and 2500 then I
> want to set the font color and background color of cell A1 to some
> other color than the default.
roy.patrice@uqam.ca - 17 Oct 2006 12:56 GMT
Hi,
You'll find more information on conditional formating here:
http://youlearnexcel.com/presentation.htm#exlpresformec
Hope this helps
Pat