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Conditional formatting using tolerances
- Apr 06, 2020
MicLima Yes, this would work with the rule I wrote as-is. The only difference is that I assumed that your negative tolerances would be expressed as positive numbers (your original example had a 0 negative tolerance so I couldn't tell either way). Fixing for the correct sign:
=OR(D3-$A2>$B2, D3-$A2<$C3)
Savia Thanks for the help! I updated the original post; is there a way to do this for multiple sources and tolerances for all cells? I tried playing around with the absolutes, but couldn't get it to work right.
MicLima Yes, this would work with the rule I wrote as-is. The only difference is that I assumed that your negative tolerances would be expressed as positive numbers (your original example had a 0 negative tolerance so I couldn't tell either way). Fixing for the correct sign:
=OR(D3-$A2>$B2, D3-$A2<$C3)
- karina8581Feb 22, 2021Copper Contributor
MicLima
Can you provide the table image that references the final equation you are using for the conditional formatting?
For the equation, I dont see the columns you referenced in the equation. I am trying to copy off of yours but not sure which columns the equation is referring to. Thank you.- MicLimaFeb 22, 2021Copper Contributor
karina8581 This is what the final equation looks like in reference to cells in the original post. Hope it helps.