How to Use Conditional Formatting to Change Cell.

How to use conditional formatting to change text color. I dont think this is an issue relating to conditional formatting rather a simple formula should do the trick. Choose Conditional Formatting from the ribbon. Now select Use a formula to determine which cells to format and in the box use the formula D35 then select the formatting to fill the cell color.

To do this select the cell that you wish to apply the formatting. After this you can see the color you choose in the Preview option. To do that add NO to the Format cells that are EQUAL TO box and then select a color.

In the formula is box put. Narritos sells Nachos Burritos and beverages all over the Bay Area. If you wish to change the color of the font based on the value in a cell you will need to apply conditional formatting.

Make sure the cell on which you want to apply conditional formatting is selected. In the Format Cells dialogue box under the Fill option select the color you want and press OK. The formatting options will appear within the window.

The above means that all 4 cells need to have data for this to happen. On the Home tab in the style section group click on Conditional Formatting - New Rule Note. Then click the Conditional Formatting button on the Home tab.

Click on the Format option to open the Format Cells dialogue box. Its called Conditional Formatting. From the Conditional Formatting window click this format to choose the formatting to apply if the condition is met.