Highlight cells based on if a cell if less than another

chaz8900

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Im formatting a golf scorecard. What i need to do is highlight a cell where a score gets inputted if the player handicap is equal to or greater than the course handicap for that hole. If that makes sense. The numbers in red are the cells i want to highlight based on if the player handicap is higher or equal to the hole handicap.

For example
Hole Number:1234567
Hole Handicap5317195
Par2244653
Player handicap
Players:Johnathan44254552
Bill74346744

<tbody>
</tbody>

ex( John has a handicap of 4, on hole 1, the course handicap is 5, 4 < 5 thus it does not get highlighted for his score there. But on hole 2, the course handicap is 3, 4 is greater than 3, so it DOES get highlighted in the cell for his score on that hole.)

Any help is much appreciated :) Thanks!!!
 

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I need a little bit more information. How many golfers will you use this for? What version of excel are you using?

If its a small amount of golfers, you can use conditional formatting to change the text color. Instructions found here: How to Apply Conditional Formatting in Excel: 16 Steps


If your doing a large tournament I would suggest a VBA solution. I can help, but I need to know your worksheet format. You can PM me. Thanks.
 
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goto the cell with the first score in and use a conditional format

=D$3<=$C6

for 2007 or 2010 excel version


Conditional Formatting


Highlight applicable range >>


Cell with first hole score


Home Tab >> Styles >> Conditional Formatting
New Rule >> Use a formula to determine which cells to format
Edit the Rule Description: Format values where this formula is true:
=D$3<=$C6
Format… [Number, Font, Border, Fill]
OK >> OK

Excel Workbook
ABCDEFGHIJ
1For example
2Hole Number:1234567
3Hole Handicap5317195
4Par2244653
5Player handicap
6Players:Johnathan44254552
7Bill74346744
Sheet1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
D61. / Formula is =D$3<=$C6Abc
D71. / Formula is =D$3<=$C6Abc
 
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