how do i get excel text to change colour at a certain limit

[lardarse]

i am setting up an employee absence sheet whereas people are allowed 10 days
sick leave before action is taken, i want my sheet to turn red at number 9 so
that the managers are alerted to have a meeting with the employee before
action is taken, how do i get excel text to change colour at a certain limit

 

[Ashish Mathur]

Hi,

While on that cell, navigate to Format > Conditional formatting and in the
cell value is, select equal 9. In the box to the right, type 9. Click on
the format button to apply a font or background colour. Click on OK. Now
when the entry in the cell is 9, the cell will appear in the select format.

To copy down/across, copy the cell with the conditional formatting and then
highlight the range over which conditional formatting has to be pasted. Now
press Alt+E+S+T.

--
Regards,

Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com

 

[Ashish Mathur]

Hi,

While on that cell, navigate to Format > Conditional formatting and in the
cell value is, select equal 9. In the box to the right, type 9. Click on
the format button to apply a font or background colour. Click on OK. Now
when the entry in the cell is 9, the cell will appear in the select format.

To copy down/across, copy the cell with the conditional formatting and then
highlight the range over which conditional formatting has to be pasted. Now
press Alt+E+S+T.

--
Regards,

Ashish Mathur
Microsoft Excel MVP
www.ashishmathur.com

 

[Mark]

i am setting up an employee absence sheet whereas people are allowed 10 days
sick leave before action is taken, i want my sheet to turn red at number 9 so
that the managers are alerted to have a meeting with the employee before
action is taken, how do i get excel text to change colour at a certain limit

Select the entire sheet by clicking on the square between the column
and row labels.
Now Select FORMAT>>>CONDITIONAL FORMATTING.
Select the FORMULA IS option Under the CONDITION 1 label.
Enter the following in the formula box to the right: =$A$1=9
Where A1 is the address of the cell that contains the data that is
being monitored

 

[Mark]

i am setting up an employee absence sheet whereas people are allowed 10 days
sick leave before action is taken, i want my sheet to turn red at number 9 so
that the managers are alerted to have a meeting with the employee before
action is taken, how do i get excel text to change colour at a certain limit

Select the entire sheet by clicking on the square between the column
and row labels.
Now Select FORMAT>>>CONDITIONAL FORMATTING.
Select the FORMULA IS option Under the CONDITION 1 label.
Enter the following in the formula box to the right: =$A$1=9
Where A1 is the address of the cell that contains the data that is
being monitored