conditional-formatting

Excel has this function called "data bar" that allow conditional formatting based on the cell value with respective length. This function can be done with "formattable" in R using the formatter and color_bar. however, the result of this is a html widget which cannot be shown in pdf. Here's some options I have tried: webshot: takes a screenshot of the widget and then I can import into pdf as an image. Not very efficient also formattable is not the best option as it doesn't allow for nested tables xtable/pander - doesn't allow me to add conditional formatting kable + kableExtra: this one I had

My brother asked my help formatting a Worksheet. He wants thousands to be formatted with 'K', millions with 'M' and trillions billions with 'T' 'B'. € 1.000 -> € 1,0 K € 1.000.000 -> € 1,0 M € 1.000.000.000 -> € 1,0 B I found the following custom format on the Internet ( here ) [>=1000000] $#,##0.0,,"M";[<1000000] $#,##0.0,"K";General I adapted this to [>999999] $#,##0.0,,"M";[>999] $#,##0.0,"K";General Adding more conditions will result in an error. [>999999999] $#,##0.0,,,"B";[>999999] $#,##0.0,,"M";[>999] $#,##0.0,"K";General Finally, this seems to work when I ignore the numbers under one

I am trying to use conditional formatting on the output of a Get & Transform query. (Office 365/Excel 2016 32 bit; Windows 10 Pro 64 bit). However, when the query is refreshed, instead of the Conditional Formatting merely being extended/contracted to affect the resized column, it gets fubar'd as shown below. I know I can obtain the desired output in a variety of ways, including VBA, and I do not need assistance in developing other methods. Am I overlooking something either in the UI, or perhaps some method I could implement in the Advanced Editor to accomplish the normal extension of CF one

I am using pyopenxl to output some excel spreadsheets, I encountered a problem with font conditional formatting. I want to highlight the cells lesser than 0 with red color and here's what I've done: from pyopenxl import formatting, styles red_font = styles.Font(size=self.font_size, bold=bold, color=self.red_color_font) red_fill = styles.PatternFill(start_color=self.red_color, end_color=self.red_color, fill_type='solid') self.ws.conditional_formatting.add( cell.coordinate, formatting.CellIsRule(operator='lessThan', formula=['0'], fill=red_fill, font=red_font) ) So I simply created styles for

I'm attempting to highlight a cell based on two conditions, if the Work Type is equal to (blank) , and if the cell itself is greater than 15%, then I want the cell under % Total Work highlighted. My sheet looks like this: The only way I can think to do this is using the AND function, something like =AND($B:$B="(blank)";$D:$D>.15) , but this produces an error. I'm very new to conditional formatting, so I may be missing something obvious. I'm using Excel 2010. You have to apply the formula that applies to the first cell in the range, so if you select the range D8:D100 or similar (where data

I understand how to make a dropdown list. I understand how to make conditional formatting change the color of a cell. What I do not understand is how to make conditional formatting change the color of a cell based solely on the state of another cell (not a comparison). A1 is a No / Yes dropdown list B1 is a criteria statement If the user satisfies the criteria statement in B1 , they select Yes on the dropdown list in A1 . For quick reference, if possible, I'd like B1 to change to a green background color on this event, and of course change back to no-fill if the dropdown is reset to No . Is

I'd like to be able to create a table with one of the columns being graphical, others text. Ideally, I'd create an excel spreadsheet, but I'm pretty sure that none of the R to Excel packages can write PDFs into cells. I think I can hack something together using Knittr or Sweave, though I don't know how, exactly. Any advice? I've tried to reproduce your example : So I've looked into the R dataset, and used a baseball dataset, though I have the nagging doubt that for baseball players, the g-r might look really stupid... Anyway I produced two examples of the use of the get_bar_df function, and

Hi I want to change the Fill color and text of the cell based on its value. Let's say I have the below values. And I want to make it like this. For me the fill colors would be just easy because I will just do the Conditional formatting. However the text is making it hard. How can I change the cell values into Text like the example above. Thanks. Create your conditional formatting rule(s) for the colors then tap ctrl+1 and apply the following custom number format. [>10]\G\r\e\at\e\r 1\0;[<=10]L\e\s\s 1\0 You could put that in the CFR along with the color fill change instead if you want to keep