Know the question, can you set the color of the font

You can't change the font color yourself, you need to use the props you know, but it's only seven days to change color.

Now I know that the wealth ** should not have this kind of color-changing props.

Select all fonts and click on the font above to make it bold.

Just brush it with a format brush. Or select all and set the font color.

Did you see the big b below the Song Dynasty in Chinese?

The font color can also be obtained in the experience, I have the experience of writing.

Simple, just look at the experience.

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Step 1, open any Excel document, Microsoft Office Excel 2013 and Excel 2007 open the file in a different way, but I believe that you are no stranger to open the file, as shown in the following figure for the open sample file;

Step 2: Click the "Start" menu on the top menu bar, then select the cell area to which you need to apply conditional formatting, such as the sample file, and select the C2:C5 score column.

Step 3, left mouse click on the "Conditional Formatting" icon on the upper right toolbar, a drop-down menu item will appear, move the mouse to the "Highlight Cell Rules" menu, a cascading sub-menu will appear, select "Less than (l)." on the sub-menu”

Step 4: Enter the number 60 in the left cell of the pop-up rule setting window, and select the rule you want to set in the drop-down list box of "Set to" on the right, for example, the teacher wants to fill the cell with a score of less than 60 points in light red, then select the corresponding item to achieve the effect shown in the following figure;

Step 5, repeat step 3 4, you can set the score greater than 90 points and the score between 60 90 points respectively in what color display, see the figure below;

Step 6: In addition, you can click the "Conditional Formatting" icon to select a data bar or color level to achieve other similar effects;

Select the font card, and the color here is to set the font color.

If you select a pattern, you can set the background color of the cell.

Yes, conditional formatting formula: =a1<60 Click the 'Format' button in the conditional formatting interface, select "Font Color" and select red OK.

It's a bit of a hassle, but it's not that hard to achieve.

Select one row first, e.g. select the second row.

For example, select the cells a2-e2.

Then click Format on the menu bar, and then click Conditional Formatting to open the interface.

The interface that opens, select the formula, and then set the formula, for example, in my example, e2, if the grid is 0, it is yellow.

Enter "=$e 2=0" for the formula, and "=$e 2=" if it's you"Arrived"(Remember the two quotation marks that arrived there).

Remember to add a "$" sign in front of e.

If you set it yellow, it's the dot format, and then look at the image below.

Then the last point OK is OK.

If we want all rows to have an effect, select a2-e2, click on the format painter on the toolbar, and then select all the cells below.

Actually, it's not very complicated.