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Pati Murdock's avatar
Pati Murdock
Copper Contributor
Feb 13, 2018

Conditional formatting using formula and if, then

I want to conditionally format a row one 1 of 3 colors depending on one of the cells in the row being at, above or below goal. I know how to do that--easy peasy. But I want to ignore formatting if a cell in that row that is part of the result is too low to matter about. Here it is in words:

 

If B6>2, then conditionally format B6:D6 (red if D6 less than 32%, yellow if D6 between 32 & 38%, green if D6 above 38%)

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  • Mehdi HAMMADI's avatar
    Mehdi HAMMADI
    Brass Contributor

    Hi Pati,

    Please find bellow a solution.

    To achieve your goal you have to create a customised conditionnal formating using a formule.

    The important thing is because you want to apply a conditionnal formating on a cell based on the value of another one you have to fix the columns but not the rows in you cells references.

    I added three 3 formulas to let you understand the result you will get.

    Let me know if this helped you.