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Loxley
Hi, i would like to know if anyone has successfully created
conditional format with 3 options whereby 3 colours are displaye
depending on the cell/formula result contents. I would say i have ver
strong excel skills and although i could easily program this in VBA th
spreadsheet needs to work without VBA in this instance.
basically my problem is to monitor changes in performance between
dates for a budget whereby a positive improvement of actual vs budge
is one colour a negative performance is another colour ( now that wa
the easy bit ) the difficult bit is to show a third colour when th
variance value being coloured is positive but is still less than the
year to date value.
for example
Plan May ytd = 70
Actual May ytd = 39
Variance ytd = (31)
Plan Feb ytd = 43
Actual Feb ytd = 9
variance ytd= (34)
therefore there is a +3 improvement in the ytd variance, but overal
the variance is still negative.
it is this condition which i need to trap.
it would be easy to use more than one column but it all needs to b
displayed in just one with 3 colours indicating the condition
effectively there are 4 with 'blank' background being a positive o
static change in performance and ytd is still positive )
at the moment the conditional formating formula is quite simple for th
+/- state with it just being coloured with a if greater than zero o
less than zero option.
thanks
Mar
conditional format with 3 options whereby 3 colours are displaye
depending on the cell/formula result contents. I would say i have ver
strong excel skills and although i could easily program this in VBA th
spreadsheet needs to work without VBA in this instance.
basically my problem is to monitor changes in performance between
dates for a budget whereby a positive improvement of actual vs budge
is one colour a negative performance is another colour ( now that wa
the easy bit ) the difficult bit is to show a third colour when th
variance value being coloured is positive but is still less than the
year to date value.
for example
Plan May ytd = 70
Actual May ytd = 39
Variance ytd = (31)
Plan Feb ytd = 43
Actual Feb ytd = 9
variance ytd= (34)
therefore there is a +3 improvement in the ytd variance, but overal
the variance is still negative.
it is this condition which i need to trap.
it would be easy to use more than one column but it all needs to b
displayed in just one with 3 colours indicating the condition
effectively there are 4 with 'blank' background being a positive o
static change in performance and ytd is still positive )
at the moment the conditional formating formula is quite simple for th
+/- state with it just being coloured with a if greater than zero o
less than zero option.
thanks
Mar