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Hi Guys,
Is it possible to change the colour of the text in a cell if the value in it is above a certain value? i.e. "IF" A1 is >20 then red as opposed to default black.
Is it possible to change the colour of the text in a cell if the value in a different cell is above a certain value? i.e. "IF" A1 is >20 then C2 is red.
Regards
Mike
MacBook Pro 15″, macOS 10.13
Hi Mike,
that would be done with Conditional Highlighting
There are some helpful videos on YouTube, search for "apple numbers conditional highlighting"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4wn6-f4gRg
It is easy to change the format based on the content of the cell itself.
Unfortunately it get complicated if you want to reference other cells.
Regards
Ralf
Hi Mike,
that would be done with Conditional Highlighting
There are some helpful videos on YouTube, search for "apple numbers conditional highlighting"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4wn6-f4gRg
It is easy to change the format based on the content of the cell itself.
Unfortunately it get complicated if you want to reference other cells.
Regards
Ralf
Here is Apple's explanation of how to apply Conditional Highlighting, in the Numbers User Guide for Mac.
Use cell conditions in Numbers on Mac - Apple Support
You have convenient access the User Guide via Help > Numbers Help in your menu.
SG
Thanks Ralf. Brilliant. Just what I wanted and more. Well done.
Thanks for the reply, SG. Well done. Have downloaded/PDFed the User Guide for future ref.
IF statements.
