"making" a line red. CR 17.08.2006 11:03:01 Can I make a whole line go red, if one column gets a higner number then 26. That one column add´s up 3 others and when it hits 27, I want it to make the whole line red. Is that possible?

Re: "making" a line red. "Bob Phillips" <bob.NGs[ at ]somewhere.com> 17.08.2006 11:34:18 Select the whole row, and use conditional formatting, with a condition of Formula Is, and a formula of say =$H3>26 -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "CR" <CR[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:906D42D6-8F60-4AD1-B160-CA9F38129F6E[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > Can I make a whole line go red, if one column gets a higner number then 26. > That one column add´s up 3 others and when it hits 27, I want it to make the > whole line red. > Is that possible? >

Re: "making" a line red. "Franz Verga" <fra68ve[ at ]InVento.it> 17.08.2006 11:35:30 CR wrote: [Quoted Text] > Can I make a whole line go red, if one column gets a higner number > then 26. That one column add´s up 3 others and when it hits 27, I > want it to make the whole line red. > Is that possible? Hi CR, You can use Conditional Formatting. First of all, select the line to format, then from menu Format, Conditional Formatting select "Formula is" under Condtion 1, then type in the text box a function like this: =$A4>26 and then click on Format and chose your format. In the above formula I assume that the cell in which you are summing is A4. Be aware of the "$": if your line to be red is a row, then the right formula is that above; if, instead, the line to be red is a column, you should use: =A$4>26 -- (I'm not sure of names of menus, options and commands, because translating from the Italian version of Excel...) Hope I helped you. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Ciao Franz Verga from Italy