Conditional Formatting of a Percent Number

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DOUG

Excel does not seem to like to conditionally format numbers expressed as a
percent. I used a formula "If Greater Than or Equal to One, font is black -
and If Less Than One, font is red". But, both sets are displayed as red.
What is the trick to this?

DOUG
 
D

David Biddulph

The trick is to remember that 1 is the same as 100%. If you ask for
anything <1 to be red, anything <100% will be red.
 
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Luke M

Remember, percentages are actually hundreths (decimals). Change your
conditions to "Greater than or equal to 0.01" and "Less than 0.01"

Currently, your condition is actually saying anything less than 100% is red.
 

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