Hi Mac,
Select A1>Format>Conditional formatting...
Then, in the top left box on the dialog use the down arrow to change
the box to read Formula Is.
Then, in the next box type "=A1<B1" (don't include the speech marks).
Then, click on the Format... button and choose the format you want (red
Font or red Fill).
Then click OK then the final OK.
Ken Johnson
Hi Ashish,
I thought Mac was comparing A1 with B1. Will plain formatting achieve
the required result when B1 changes to say 97% and A1 is 96.5% and
should therefore be red?
Ken Johnson
Mike wanted A1 to show up red when it was less than B1
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