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#1 D_MeNtEd  Icon User is offline

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Not using Conditional Formatting - change cell colors

Posted 11 January 2012 - 02:33 PM

I'm working on an excel sheet and I'm looking to put in an equation similar to

=IF((a1 <= a2)AND (E1 > F1), fill row color red...

I know you can set it to a specific cell using one condition at a time using conditional formatting, but is there a way to write this to fill the cell in the function?

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Re: Not using Conditional Formatting - change cell colors

Posted 13 January 2012 - 05:15 PM

I'm almost 100% sure this isn't possible.
Other than conditional formatting a Macro is probably the only reasonable way to accomplish this.

Why can't you use conditional formatting?
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