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Need an IF statement....

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TechnoGram - 09 Jan 2008 23:10 GMT
I have a worksheet with a list in a column that gives choices ....
is it possible to put an if statement somewhere within the sheet to
make the choices picked in the column with the list change color?
In other words if say in
Column C  your choices were
yes, no, maybe, not at all
can you put an if statment in say Column XX
that says if the answer in c is yes then the font will show as bold
red, if no the bold blue and so on......
Don Guillett - 09 Jan 2008 23:16 GMT
format>conditional formatting>etc

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>I have a worksheet with a list in a column that gives choices ....
> is it possible to put an if statement somewhere within the sheet to
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> that says if the answer in c is yes then the font will show as bold
> red, if no the bold blue and so on......
TechnoGram - 10 Jan 2008 00:00 GMT
> format>conditional formatting>etc
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Sorry but I do not understand.....

can you be a tad more explicit as to how i wntern this.....  much
appreciated
Tyro - 10 Jan 2008 00:17 GMT
Have  you read a book on Excel?

Tyro
>I have a worksheet with a list in a column that gives choices ....
> is it possible to put an if statement somewhere within the sheet to
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> that says if the answer in c is yes then the font will show as bold
> red, if no the bold blue and so on......
carlo - 10 Jan 2008 00:23 GMT
@tyro: have you read a book on manners?

@TechnoGram:
What you are looking for are the so called "conditional formats"
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/condfmt.htm
(Maybe this tutorial is a little bit too much, otherwise look it up in
google)
Oh...and please don't forget to post your version of Excel the next
time.

hth
Carlo

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TechnoGram - 10 Jan 2008 00:27 GMT
> @tyro: have you read a book on manners?
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Thanks I am sure I will be able to go through the examples and
understand it.....   as to versions well at present I work on 3 ....
2002, 2003 and 2007.......

As always there are many on this group that are extremely helpful in
pointing one in the right direction......
 
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