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Wed 28 Mar 2007, 09:49 Delegate Rosemary said...

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Colour formating

Is it possible to colour cells as result of a condition? ( if ..)

Wed 28 Mar 2007, 15:31 Trainer Amanda said...

RE: colour formating

Hi Rosemary

Thanks for your question.

Yes, this is something you can do through Conditional Formatting (under the Format menu). This allows you to specify up to three separate conditions with associated formatting (e.g. change cell colour) for a group of cells you select from your spreadsheet first.

Amanda

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The fill handle in Excel has many uses. If a number is typed into a cell and then the fill handle is used, the number will be copied from one cell to the next.

If you wish to create a list of numbers that increment by one at a time, hold down Ctrl in conjunction with using the fill handle - this should give you a series of numbers (e.g. 1, 2, 3 etc) rather than copying a single number.

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