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I have a simple If function formula

=IF(D7<=D6*75%,"In Budget","Over budget")

I wish to change the font color for my answers i.e In budget in green and over budget in red,

is this possible?
 

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On 2002-03-07 02:38, Anonymous wrote:
I have a simple If function formula

=IF(D7<=D6*75%,"In Budget","Over budget")

I wish to change the font color for my answers i.e In budget in green and over budget in red,

is this possible?

Another way...

Use =(D7<=D6*75%)+0 and apply the following custom number format...

[=1][Green]"In Budget";[=0][Red]"Over budget"
 
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