Excel Conditional Formatting

Use Excel conditional formatting to set rules for cell formatting based on cell value or another cell.

CONDITIONAL FORMATTING

PATH -1 (NEW RULE)

CONDITIONAL FORMATTING

PATH -2(MANAGE RULES)

WINGDINGS 3 SYMBOLS IN VALIDATION LIST

pWingdings 3 Symbols in Validation Listp >tu =q < qfgh tui

Step 1 > Create a table :

Name Target Sales StatusA 100 90 q IF(E6>D6,"p",IF(E6=D6,"tu","q"))B 105 106 p IF(E7>D7,"p",IF(E7=D7,"tu","q"))C 150 125 q IF(E8>D8,"p",IF(E8=D8,"tu","q"))D 200 200 tu IF(E9>D9,"p",IF(E9=D9,"tu","q"))E 180 80 q IF(E10>D10,"p",IF(E10=D10,"tu","q"))

Step 2 >

Select status area and change the font.Home >> Font >>> Wingdings 3

Name Target Sales StatusA 100 90 q

B 105 106 q

C 150 125 q

D 200 200 tu

E 180 80 q

Add Multiple from New Rule

Step 3 >

For single Conditional Formatting (Single Status)

For Multiple Conditional Formatting (Multiple Status)

Name Target Sales StatusA 100 90 q

B 105 106 q

C 150 125 q

D 200 200 tu

E 180 80 q

Home>>Conditional Formatting >>> New Rule>>>>> Format only cells that contain.>>>>Edit the Rule Description>> Cell Value >>Equal to >> (Value lick (P)) >> Format of color>> (for P)

Home>>Conditional Formatting >> Manage Rules (for multiple selection)>>> New Rules>>>>

<<< Cell Value >>Equal to >> Value lick (P,TU,Q)>> Format of color>> (Separate for P,TU,Q)

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Thanks You…

Parveen Kumar Sharma. parveengarh@yahoo.com

9818580648

Thanks You…

Parveen Kumar Sharma. parveengarh@yahoo.com

9818580648