HOW TO COMPARE AND CHANGE COLOR IN EXCEL!

Select the G5:Q8 cell range.

In Conditional Formatting, create a rule with a Formula and enter it.

countif($a 5:$e 5,g5)>0 format: select the font color red, OK, you can.

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Conditional formatting is good.

In the options above: Formatting Conditional formatting.

Set to: cell value "less than" "60", if you want the font to turn red, just select red under "Format" and "Font";

If you want the cells to turn red, select red under "Format" and "Pattern".

You do business. Ordering and shipping. They all have unique identifying attributes. For example, the order and shipment should be unified, right? Or do you have to compare the style, color, material, and packaging one by one to determine the order that has been shipped. That's what you do in this business.

You didn't add the point. Is the shipping order number the same as the purchase order number?

That is, as long as you compare the tracking numbers?

Because conditional formatting formulas can't be referenced across tables. You first find a column in sheet1 as an auxiliary column, such as column g, and enter =sheet2!A1 Drag it down.

You select the tracking number column of Sheet1 (assuming it is column A, and the tracking number is in column A of Sheet2)...

Then formatting, conditional formatting, and select formulas. Formula Lose:

countif(g:g,a1)

Then, formatting, font, color, pick an eye-catching color.

Select a data region, create a new rule in Conditional Formatting, create a rule with a formula, and enter it.

f8=min($f 8:$h 8) format select the fill color rose red, OK;

Select a data region, create a new rule in Conditional Formatting, create a rule with a formula, and enter it.

f8=max($f 8:$h 8) format select the fill color yellow, OK.

This can be done with conditional formatting. Here's how to do it (let's say 80 is light blue and 50 is orange):

1) Select the data area, click the Start tab, and click New Rule in Conditional Formatting.

2) Click New Rule.

3) Click "Use formula to top the cell you want to format", enter =$b 2 80 in "Format values that match this formula", and click "Format" below;

4) Click Fill, select light blue, and click OK;

5) After clicking Apply, the background color of 80 data will change to light blue;

6) In the same way, set the background color of 50 data to orange;

7) Click OK to set the data color change that is not in the range of 50 or 80.

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In Formatting-Conditional Formatting, select Cell Value greater than a certain value and then point to Format, just choose the one you want to use in the color.

This one is beyond my own scope, so he automatically changes color because I have chameleon traits.

Set the conditional formatting in the O3 cell, click [Format] [Conditional Formatting] in the menu bar, and set it to "Cell Value", greater than", "=n3", and the format can be red. Other cells in the same row that need to be conditionally formatted can be copied with Format Painter.

Select O columns, Format - Conditional Formatting - Formula.

if(o3>n3，true)

Tap Format in the bottom right corner - select a color.

There are 4 conditions, and 4 conditional formats should be set respectively, and the conditional formatting should be set by formula discrimination

Select the C1:D5 region and create a conditional formatting - formula.

Enter =if($d 2>3 2*$c 2,true,flase) in the formula bar (note, be sure to have an equal sign, and add $ before dc), set the format, OK, and create a conditional formatting.

and($d 2<3 2*$c 2,$d 2>$c 2), set the last two settings according to the first two, OK

For example, if you want to enter numbers from A1 to A100, select A2 to A100, open the menu "Format" "Conditional Formatting" "Condition 1" - "Formula", and enter:

and(a2<>"", a2>a1) dot next to the "Format" button to select red; Add Condition 2 and enter the same as Condition 2

and(a2<>"",a2

Format Conditional Formatting, which appears in the Conditional Formatting dialog box"Formula" =countif($b,a:a) format: red background, batch generated with format painter after confirmation.

Select the ab2 column.

Turn on conditional formatting.

Sets the color of the duplicate value.

Just set the color.

Apply conditional formatting in b1 and write =b1< A1 and select the hatch pattern as red in the format. In addition, conditional formatting can also be done with format farming.

Select Column B - Format - Conditional Formatting - Condition 1 and select the formula - Enter = A12003 version operation in the formula

Select G5:Q8

Formatting-Conditional Formatting-Formulas.

countif($a 5:$e 5,g5)>0Select the background color to determine.

Select the G5:Q8 cell range, in Conditional Formatting, set up the rule with Formula, enter.

countif($a 5:$e 5,g5)>0 format: select the font color red, OK, you can.

See attached drawings for details.