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Can I color a cell with "If" formula

 
 
DLHedges
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      12th Apr 2010
I would like to have the cell turn a certain color with an "If", "Then"
formula. Is that possible?
 
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Dave Peterson
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      12th Apr 2010
You can't do it with a formula in the cell.

But you may be able to do what you want based on conditional formatting.

Format|Conditional formatting
is where I'd start (xl2003 menus)

That, and Debra Dalgleish's site:
http://contextures.com/xlCondFormat01.html

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JLatham
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      12th Apr 2010
Use Conditional Formatting. It's under Format in the pre-2007 menu, it's in
the Home tab, Styles group in 2007.

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> formula. Is that possible?

 
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