Tag: Conditional Formatting

This tutorial shows how to work Conditional formatting highlight target percentage in Excel using the example below;  Formula =A1>=X =A1>=Y =A1<Y Explanation To highlight a percentage value in a cell using different colors, where each color represents a particular level, you can use multiple conditional formatting rules, with each rule targeting a different threshold. In the example shown, …

This tutorial shows how to Highlight entire rows in Excel using the example below; Formula =($A1=criteria) Explanation To highlight entire rows with conditional formatting when a value meets specific criteria, use a formula with a mixed reference that locks the column. In the example shown, all rows where the owner is “bob” are highlighted with the following formula …

This tutorial shows how to Highlight integers only in Excel using the example below; Formula =MOD(A1,1)=0 Explanation To highlight numbers that are integers, you can use a simple formula based on the MOD function. In the example shown, conditional formatting has been applied to the range B4:G11 using this formula: =MOD(B4,1)=0 Note: it’s important that CF …

This tutorial shows how to Highlight dates in same month and year in Excel  using the example below; Formula =TEXT(A1,”myyyy”)=TEXT(date,”myyyy”) Explanation If you want to use conditional formatting to highlight dates that are in the same month and year as another date, you can use a simple formula based on the TEXT function. For example, …

This tutorial shows how to Conditionally format based on another cell in Excel using the example below; Formula =A1>=$J$1 Explanation To apply conditional formatting based on a value in another cell, you can create a rule based on a simple formula. In the example shown, the formula used to apply conditional formatting to the range …

This tutorial shows how to Highlight values greater than in Excel using the example below; Note: Excel contains built-in “presets” for highlighting values above / below / equal to certain values, but if you want more flexibility you can apply conditional formatting with your own formula as explained in this article. Formula =A1>X Explanation If …

This tutorial shows how to Highlight cells that equal in Excel using the example below; Formula =A1=”X” Explanation Note: Excel contains many built-in “presets” for highlighting values with conditional formatting, including a preset to highlight cells that contain a specific value. However, if you want more flexibility, you can use your own formula, as explained …

This tutorial shows how to Highlight dates greater than in Excel using the example below; Formula =A1>DATE(year,month,day) Explanation If you want to highlight dates greater than or less than a certain date with conditional formatting, you can use a simple formula that relies on the date function. For example, if you have dates in the …