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I would like that text is displayed in a different color, in the following
example, with the following conditional (i.e. if it evaluates to false
display text in red):

=IF(M71="Yes","No",[Red]"TBC")

Any ideas?
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Default Different color on cell [newbie]

Look up "conditional formatting" in Excel help.
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Jon wrote:
I would like that text is displayed in a different color, in the
following example, with the following conditional (i.e. if it
evaluates to false display text in red):

=IF(M71="Yes","No",[Red]"TBC")

Any ideas?



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Default Different color on cell [newbie]

Use :
=IF(M71="Yes","No","TBC")
and use conditional formating to test the cell value.
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I would like that text is displayed in a different color, in the following
example, with the following conditional (i.e. if it evaluates to false
display text in red):

=IF(M71="Yes","No",[Red]"TBC")

Any ideas?



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