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  1. #1
    KCi
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    Conditional Formatting

    I have a question about conditional formatting. How can I use one condition
    to say "make the cell yellow if the number being judged is 15-20 percent
    below or 15-20 percent above the target"? I ask how can i use one because
    there are two other conditions +- 15%. and +- 20%.


  2. #2
    Bob Phillips
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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    depending upon the target, and where the cells are. Assume the target is
    100, and the

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    HTH

    RP
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    "KCi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > I have a question about conditional formatting. How can I use one

    condition
    > to say "make the cell yellow if the number being judged is 15-20 percent
    > below or 15-20 percent above the target"? I ask how can i use one because
    > there are two other conditions +- 15%. and +- 20%.
    >




  3. #3
    Dave O
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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    I got this to work with the cell to be tested as A2 and the target in
    B2. I entered 75 in A2 and 80 as target in B2.

    With the cell pointer on A2, click >Format >Conditional Formatting.
    Set the first condition to "Formula Is" in the drop down, and then
    enter =ABS(1-(A2/B2))<=0.15. This checks to see if the test cell is
    within +-15% of the target. (I set the format to paint the cell
    yellow). Then click the Add button and set condtion 2 to "Formula is"
    and enter
    =AND(ABS(1-(A2/B2))>0.15,ABS(1-(A2/B2))<=0.2)
    .... which checks to see if the target is greater than +/-15% but less
    than +/-20%. I set the format to paint the cell blue under these
    conditions.


  4. #4
    Bob Phillips
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    Re: Conditional Formatting

    Try again...

    depending upon the target, and where the cells are. Assume the target is
    100, and the target cells are A1:A100

    Select A1:A100
    Menu Format>Conditional Formatting
    Change condition to Formula Is
    Add formula of =AND(A1>=100-(100*15%),A1<=100+(100*15%))
    Click format, select Pattern and choose a colour
    OK
    Add condition
    repeat with a formula of =AND(A1>=100-(100*20%),A1<=100+(100*20%))
    OK out


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    HTH

    RP
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    "KCi" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > I have a question about conditional formatting. How can I use one

    condition
    > to say "make the cell yellow if the number being judged is 15-20 percent
    > below or 15-20 percent above the target"? I ask how can i use one because
    > there are two other conditions +- 15%. and +- 20%.
    >




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