How to set fonts with conditional formatting in Excel

For example, set the a1:a10 cell as conditional formatting:

1. Select A1:A10 cells;

2. Conditional formatting—new formatting rules—use formulas to determine the formatted cells, in the following format for the values that conform to this formula, enter =a1<60, and then click the format button below, and select according to the needs (numbers, fonts, borders, filling) in the sub-form "Format cells", and now select the filling format in order to make the result a little more unique.

<>3. Continue to the 2 method, but the formulas are =a1>=60, =a1>=80, =a1>=90, and format them respectively;

Take a look at the result chart below.

Suppose you need to turn red in five columns f, g, h, i, j.

Select column f, menu: Formatting >> Conditional formatting.

Left box selection"Formula"

In the right box, enter $a$1<>$b$1

aside"Format"button, select the font red.

Are you sure. Then select column G.

Repeat the above.

The formula is changed to. $a$2<>$b$2

Columns h, i, and j are similar.

Select A10 Menu: Formatting >> Conditional Formatting.

Left box selection"Formula"

Enter AND(A1<>B1,A2<>B2,A3<>B3,A4<>B4,A5<>B5).

aside"Format"button, select the font red. Are you sure.

When you set conditional formatting in Excel, there is no way to change the font, but the font size, glyph, color, etc. in the same dialog box can be changed.

Excel conditional formatting changes the font color, and you can set the font color when setting the rule.

The steps of the method are as follows:

1. Open Excel** that needs to be operated, click "Conditional Formatting" in the Start tab, then click "Highlight Cell Rules", and select the conditions that need to be set.

2. After entering the conditions in the front, click the rule setting box at the back and select "Custom Format".

3. Find and click the drop-down button under the color options in the Font tab, select the font color you want to change, and then click OK.

4. Return to excel** and find that the font color has been successfully changed in excel conditional formatting.

After Excel establishes a rule with conditional formatting, you can format the cells that meet the rules, such as font color, cell specific color, etc. Here we take Excel 2010 as an example

Set the font of cells with values greater than 5 to red.

1. Select the area that needs to be formatted, and then select: Conditional Formatting New Rule 2. In the pop-up dialog box, you can select the cells you want to format with a formula Enter the formula =A1>5 Click "Format" Set the font color to red Click "OK" to close the dialog box.

3. The following effects are finally achieved.

After setting the conditions, click "Format" and set the color (see figure).

In the drawing, big A chooses color, selects Chinese characters, and points big A

You can change the color without being in the color here.

Select the cells, select the menu [Format] - Conditional Formatting], and set it according to your needs.

Excel2007 can be implemented, other versions are not known.

There is a custom format in 2007 Conditional Formatting, which can change the font size, weight, color, etc.

Excel conditional formatting is a very widely used technology, through the conditional formatting display rules in the cells can be realized, so, how to set the conditional formatting, let me bring you the method of excel to set the conditional formatting.

Excel Conditional Formatting Steps:

Open Excel that needs to be set.

Set conditional formatting for column C amount column data, when the amount exceeds 240, the cell fill color is set to blue. Select the C3:C7 cell area, Conditional Formatting - New Rule, select "Use formula to determine the cells to be formatted" in the pop-up dialog box, enter the formula "=C3>240" in the formatting text area, and set the cell fill color to blue, you can see that the data in the column greater than 240 has been filled in blue.

It's good to have a single column of data, but how do you scale it to an entire row? Conditional formatting: Manage rules, change the formula to =$c 3>240, change the relative reference of the formula to the absolute reference of the column, and ensure that the conditional formatting of columns A and B refers to the amount data of column C.

Change the application of the rule from =$c$3:$c$7" to =$a$3:$c$7, otherwise the conditional rule is valid only for column C. Click the OK button to complete the automatic setting of the fill color for the entire line of conditional formatting.

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System version: Windows 10

Software version: Microsoft Office Excel 20191, first open Excel**, select the data you want to set conditional formatting.

2. Find the conditional formatting button in the style in the start item of the menu bar.

3. Open the conditional formatting drop-down list and select a desired condition.

4. Here we choose to highlight the cell rule and select greater than the item.

5. Enter how many prominent numbers you want to be greater than in the input box.

6. Select the highlight color in the settings.

Summary: 1. Open Excel and select the data you want to set conditional formatting.

2. Find Conditional Formatting at the beginning of the menu bar.

3. Open the Conditional Formatting drop-down list and select a condition.

4. Select the highlight cell rule and select greater than.

5. Enter how many prominent numbers you want to be greater than in the input box.

6. Select the highlight color in the settings.

Material Tools: Excel2007

1. In order to ensure that the inventory quantity is sufficient, when the number of "inventory" is lower than 80, it is yellow, and when it is lower than 50, it is red.

2. Select the cell in the "Inventory" column, here select e3:e11 according to the actual situation of the table.

3. Click the "Conditional Formatting" button in the "Start" menu item selection toolbar, and select "Manage Rules" in the pop-up submenu.

4. In the pop-up "Conditional Rule Manager" dialog box, select the "New Rule" button.

6. Enter "80" in the text box next to "less than or equal to" in the rule description, and then click the "Format" button to set the color of the cell.

7. In the pop-up "Set Cell Wang Xiao Style" dialog box, select the "Fill Sparrow" tab, and select yellow in the background color to confirm.

8. At this time, go back to the "New Formatting Rule" dialog box, in the preview window of this dialog box, you can see the effect of filling the color when the cell meets this condition, click OK to let the effect take effect.

9. Go back to the "Conditional Formatting Rule Manager" and add the conditional formatting you just set to the rule list.

10. The "New Format Rule" dialog box will pop up again, here you still select the type of "Format only for cells containing the following contents", select "Less than or equal to" in the rule description, set the value to "50", and then click the "Format" button.

11. The "Format Cells" dialog box will pop up again, here we will fill the cells with inventory less than or equal to 50 in red to play the role of warning, so select red to confirm.

12. Two rules have been added to the Conditional Formatting Rule Manager.

13. Now we can see that in the cells of the inventory column, when the "inventory" quantity is lower than 80, it is yellow when it is lower than 80, and red when it is lower than 50.