Conditional Formatting in Excel

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Conditional Formatting in Excel:

In MS Excel we can do formatting of cells based on some conditions or values. This is called Conditional formatting. For example, if you want a cell color to be red whenever the Value in the Cell is updated as “FAILED” or “Less Than 60%” etc. then we can apply conditional formatting in that cell.
Conditional formatting can be done on a single cell or a range of cells or in complete row or column.

Excel 2007:

Following are the steps to do Conditional Formatting in Excel 2007:

Step 1. First of All Select the Cell or Cell Range where you want to apply this conditional formatting

Step 2. Go to Home Tab –> Conditional Formatting –> New Rule

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Step 3. Here there are many types of conditions like you want to do formatting based on any custom formula, or on a cell value etc. Select the option whichever is suitable for you and enter the conditions accordingly

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Step 4. For example i am selecting “Format only cells that contains”

Step 5. Now select the Condition as ** Cell Value ->Equal to ->”Passed” **.

Step 6. Select the Formatting of the Cell by clicking on the Format Button in the below dialog box.

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Step 7. Click ok

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Step 8. Now All the cells which are having value as “Passed”, formatting automatically got changed as per the selected condition.

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Note:Now as soon as we change the Value of a cell as “Passed” in the selected range then the Color of the cell will be automatically changed to “Red”

Excel 2003:

Following are the steps to do the Conditional Formatting in Excel 2003:

Step 1. Select the Cell or Cell Range where you want to apply the conditional formatting.
Step 2. Go to Format –> Conditional Formatting
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Step 2. Now Select your Condition and Formatting accordingly

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Step 3. Click ok

And here your conditional formatting is done.

 

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