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smithl8686
Aug 05, 2024Copper Contributor
Conditional formatting 2 sum cells
Hello, I have a spreadsheet that tracks clinical supervision hours. One column sums individual supervision (F55) and the other group supervision (G55). There is a limit with group supervision ho...
smithl8686
Aug 05, 2024Copper Contributor
m_tarler that worked! Thanks!
Now, what if I want G55 to still turn red when I reach the max 100 hours of the group supervision and F55 to turn green once the other 100 hours are reached? So, it'll still go off the sum of those 2 cells but turn different colors for different amounts.
m_tarler
Aug 05, 2024Bronze Contributor
those are separate conditonal format rules. and if needed you can move rules up or down or select 'stop if true' to make 1 rule 'override' another rule
wait after re-reading it all I THINK you want the above 'special' rule to be applied to ONLY F55 (or column F) the formula is the same but you only want the cells in column F (or only F55) to apply to that sum rule.
- smithl8686Aug 05, 2024Copper ContributorSo I could just follow the steps that you gave me and just apply to F55? G55 is already set to turn red and stop calculating after 100 hours.
- m_tarlerAug 05, 2024Bronze Contributoryes. see above edit to my last comment (my edit crossed the ether with your reply. lol)
- smithl8686Aug 05, 2024Copper ContributorHa! I got it! Thanks so much for your help!!