Ignore rounding in conditional formation

kstoneman

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Right now I have a condition that if the value is less than80 then use RED fill. My problem is whenthe cell value is 79.8; because of rounding, it displays 80 and no REDfill. The cell format is number with zerodecimal places. I want the cell fill toreflect no fill.<o:p></o:p>
 

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Hi, welcome to MrExcel,

You need to see the difference between the DISPLAY and the REAL VALUE.

When I apply conditional format "lower than 80", it doesn't matter what the display of that cell is.
I've put 79.8 in a cell, set the NumberFormat to Number with 0 decimals and it's still red.
Click in any cell and write =A1 (change A1 to your cellreference). What do you see?

kind regards,
Erik
 
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