Colour Changes

aidanwhite

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Hi,

Using condition formatting, I'd like a cell to go green if '1' or above is entered, go red if '0' is entered, and stay white if the cell is empty.

Please help.

Thanks!
 

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Let's say that cell is A1.
You can enter two Conditional Formatting rules. I like to use the "Formula" option.

Doing that, the first formula would be:
Code:
=A1>=1
and choose the green color

The second formula would be:
Code:
=AND(A1=0,LEN(A1)=1)
and choose the red option
(we need to check length too to difference 0 from a blank)
 
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