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Create a new conditional formatting rule that displays any Inventory Value for the Food & Health department with a value of $30,000 or more as Red fill color (second column, last row). There will be two qualifying entries.
Note, Mac users select the range G2:G78. Then in the New Formatting Rule dialog box, select the style Classic.

Using conditional formatting row, I must highlight the entire row of this table in green on green if the sales increase is above 10% (as compared to the previous time period). What would be a formula for this?

I have a difficult problem: Using Conditional Formatting, highlight all orders in the sorted table that have a Net Amount greater than $4000 in the format of your choice.

I have three columns, 1st = title of project. 2nd = project due date. 3rd = expected completion date. I need to use conditional formatting to color the title for each project either green (if expected completion date is 30 or more BUSINESS days before due date), yellow (if expected date is between 30 and 15 business days before due date), or red (if expected date is 15 or less business days before due date).

Hi There, How will highlight the middle cell if top and bottom cells are same in excel with conditional formatting.

i have problem if given values are increased above 100 it will it highlight the color using conditional formatting in excel

I have an issue regarding conditional formatting by referencing the workbook in use and another workbook.

hello, I have a excel sheet with lots of number for every week. When one cell is higer than the week before of lower I needs to be a certain colour. I already looked in conditional formatting. How can I make the cell green when they didn't go up in the next week and red when that week it went up.

I need to apply conditional formatting comparing the number in column D to F, and E to F based on the following (D is a # value for the current month, E is 3 month, and F is 12 month). If D is less than or equal to F, then highlight in gree. If D is greater than a 20% increase from F, then highlight in red. If D is less than or equal to the 20% increase from F AND greater than F, highlight in yellow. Same 3 rules for the value in column E compared to F.