set a limit

D

derek

I am a generator mechanic and Im trying to use excel for a maintaince
program, the gen set i work on have to be serviced ever 200, 500 and 1000
hours, this is a problem because the gen's run 24 hours a day. Is there a
way that i can input the hours of each gen set and excel chang the color or
somthing to notify me that service is needed??
 
G

gls858

derek said:
I am a generator mechanic and Im trying to use excel for a maintaince
program, the gen set i work on have to be serviced ever 200, 500 and 1000
hours, this is a problem because the gen's run 24 hours a day. Is there a
way that i can input the hours of each gen set and excel chang the color or
somthing to notify me that service is needed??

Take a look at conditional formatting. You don't say how your table is set
up but yes it can be done.

gls858
 
B

Bob Phillips

Setup conditional formatting on the cells.

Select all the cells, say starting in A2, goto CF, and use formulas of
=A2<NOW()-1000/24
=A2<NOW()-500/24
=A2<NOW()-200/24

in that order, and set colours accordingly

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HTH

RP
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