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October 25th, 2004, 02:53 PM
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Can I change the font color of text inside an IF statement?
Here is the equation I'm using in Excel 2003.
=IF(AND(G3="NO",B1-E32),B1-E3,IF(AND(G3="YES",B1-E3=96),B1-E3,"Error")) I would like the text color to change red if: IF NO is selected and B1-E3 2 I would like the text to turn red. IF YES is selected and B1-E3 4 I would like the text to turn red. If I can do this in conditional formatting, that’s fine, I'm just not familiar enough with excel to do this. Thanks for the assistance! Craig 
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October 25th, 2004, 02:55 PM
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Hi a formula can't change a format. But have a look at 'Format - Conditional Format' for this "Craig_I" wrote: Here is the equation I'm using in Excel 2003. =IF(AND(G3="NO",B1-E32),B1-E3,IF(AND(G3="YES",B1-E3=96),B1-E3,"Error")) I would like the text color to change red if: IF NO is selected and B1-E3 2 I would like the text to turn red. IF YES is selected and B1-E3 4 I would like the text to turn red. If I can do this in conditional formatting, that’s fine, I'm just not familiar enough with excel to do this. Thanks for the assistance! Craig
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