How can I make row colour change as per value in Numbers?
If value one cell on my spreadsheet is below 3.9 or above 13.3 how do I change the row to red?
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If value one cell on my spreadsheet is below 3.9 or above 13.3 how do I change the row to red?
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Example:
The basic idea is to have a column with a formula that results in "~" when the row should be highlighted and "" (a null string) when it should not be highlighted then use the "text does not end with" highlighting rule as described in the steps above. You can use a different character than "~" if that character might be found in your data. Pick a character you would never encounter. CHAR can be used to create any unicode character. CHAR(10003) is a checkmark and might be a good choice.
D2 =IF(MIN(A2:C2)<3.9,CHAR(10003),"")
Hi mdeviller,
Because you have two conditions (below 3.9 or above 13.3), the OR function will add functionality to Badunit's formula.
Formula in D2 (and fill down) is IF(OR(MIN(A2:C2)<3.9,MAX(A2:C2)>13.3),"~","")
Then proceed with Badunit's point 4: a conditional highlighting rule for "text does not end with"
Regards,
Ian.
How can I make row colour change as per value in Numbers?