conditional-formatting

I would like to apply colours to a SharePoint List's rows based on status or similar. Please could someone tell me in detail how to do this. There are a lot of posts on the excellent Path To SharePoint blog regarding this subject. I am not going to list the individual posts, but the technique is called the ' Html Calculated Column '. Although this is a late answer, this question still gets asked a lot. I've put together a summary of the possible methods of doing this, with links to pages that have more detailed walkthroughs (including Christophe's solution mentioned by @Muhimbi): How to do

I am trying to get conditional formatting for a row for when a cell in that row contains a date less than or equal to today (yesterday, today, last week etc) I have tried =IF($W$4,TODAY()) which works for if the cell equals today's date, but I cannot figure out how to make it work for if cell is equal to today or less than today. Also, is it possible to now copy this conditional formatting to work for every cell in the column, but only affect the cell's row? Also with this the cell stays hightlighted if it is left blank, is this right? like =IF(ISBLANK()),IF($W$4<=TODAY()) CustomX Your first

I need to do the following. Highlight a row if cell E contains a number greater than 30 AND cell L contains a number greater than 100. This rule needs to be applied to all rows. Can you help please? You should use CONDITIONAL FORMATTING : 1) Select all cells in the sheet (by pressing on the top left corner): 2) With selected range go to "Conditional Formatting -> New Rule.." 3) Select "Use formula..." rule type, enter formula =AND($E1>30,$L1>100) . Choose desired format and press "OK" RESULT: 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21697848/multiple-conditional-formatting-rules-across-multiple

I have a worksheet that has information like this: a a b c c c How do I format it so that all of the rows that have a value of a in the first column are one color, then all the rows that have a value of b in the first column are a different color, etc. ? Edit not from OP to add clarification from comment: Everything is already sorted alphabetically, and will stay that way, and I want multiple colors. Create a helper column with a formula like this; =MOD(IF(A3=A2,0,1)+B2,2) In this example column A is the column of sorted values to be grouped by, and column B is the helper column. The formula

I have a column with some string description in it. for example: Bob davids mowing the lawn tipping cows In addition I will have on a different sheet or column a list of keywords For example work keyword list 1: davids work play keyword list: mowing cows So as the main column is populated with these text strings, I would like them checked automatically each keyword list to see if those words exist, and when it finds a match, place the title of the list (work/play) in the cell next to it. I know this is possible in VBA and can even do it "on the fly" in SelectionChange function. But is this

I'm running a piece of code via the Worksheet_Change Event and I have it working with a call to an unprotect sub at the beginning of the event and a matching call to a protect sub at the end of the event. This works as expected. I'm trying to work with setting the protection to userinterfaceonly:=true in the workbook open event to negate the need to unprotect and reprotect each time the change event fires (more just to explore the functionality than anything else). Problem is that the code to change conditional formatting on a locked range inevitably errors if the worksheet is protected (even

How would I get a row in my table to highlight if the date in the column F equals todays date. Note that more than one row can be lit up at once. STEP 1: Select your table without headers ( B24:G31 in image below). With selected table go to HOME->CONDITIONAL FORMATTING->New Rule... STEP 2: Select Use formula to determine which cells to format , enter formula: =$F24=TODAY() , choose desired formatting and press OK. RESULT: If column A is just months and you want to show the annual rows then use the below formula =MOD($A1,12)=0 Don't forget to format you row 来源： https://stackoverflow.com