Conditional Formatting if specific cell greater than 100

mattbarb

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. MacOS
Hi,

This simple formula is driving me nuts. Im trying to create a formula that detects if a a cell is greater than 100 and changes the colour of that cell. I thought this would work:

Code:
=$K$11>100

Thanks

Matt
 

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Hi,

Which cells do you want to apply this rule to?

From what I gather, you want to colour certain cells based on whether cell K11 is greater than 100?
 
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OK - with just A1 selected go into conditional formatting, New Rule -> Use a formula to determine which cells to format -> =$K$11>100 -> Format as you wish, this will format A1 if K11 is greater than 100
 
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