Conditional Formatting.
The cell will no longer use the formatting that was appropriate before the change. The formatting option still exists so that if the cell is changed again, the formatting may be applied again, if the cell meets the particular conditions.
Conditional Formatting
Conditional formatting means that a cell will be formatted differently based on values. So when values change, the formatting may changed. Formatting will not be suppressed, just changed, which is the whole point of conditional formatting.
That is known as conditional formatting. To apply it, select the cells you want and choose the Conditional Formatting option. You then need to set the rules that define your formatting and also what formatting you actually want. There are a broad range of options to choose from and different ways of applying it. It will depend on what you need.
Yes. There is a facility in Excel called Conditional Formatting that will allow you to do that.
Requirements that must be met before the action can take place.E.g Conditional Formatting is where you tell the spreadsheet to format a cell IF it meets the condition set.
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SQL constraints in HTML are used to specify rules for data tables. They can be specified either before are after the table is created. They can be used to deny "null" values in a table, ensure all columns have a unique vales, check a value meets a specific condition and set a default value for when none is specified.
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to format the product lines with the weakest sales to identify the employees that made the most sales to highlight all cells with figures above $50,000
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Yes, a falling apple meets that condition.