Conditional Formatting - displaying text based on excel values

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I am hoping to get help on a conditional format issue. I want cell A1 to always display "Advertiser Name" cell with a simple conditional format of either red or green. I.E. I want the "Advertiser Name" in A1 to show conditional format green if the excel value in C2 is greater than 0. Using cell A1 again, I want the "Advertiser Name" to show conditional format red if cell C2 is less than 0. Is this possible? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
 

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CF, use formula, 2 rules:


Book1
ABC
1TRUE<--for CF Green
2FALSE<--for CF Red1
Sheet392
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
A1=C2>0
A2=C2<0
 
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