I have this formula that give the result true or false. If I drag it as a formula on the side of my table it's work perfectly for each cell of my table.
=IFERROR((G10-INDEX('Past Season'!$G$4:$R,MATCH($B10,'Past Season'!$B$4:$B,0),MATCH(G$9&G$5,'Past Season'!$G$3:$R$3&'Past Season'!$G$2:$R$2,0)))/G10,0)>=0.1
So basicly, when I look at it as a formula it's work perfecly, but when I add it to conditional formating, nothings work. Is there something I'm missing with google sheet and conditional formating?
Related
I'm trying to have Sheet 2's cell contents strikethrough if a cell in Sheet 1's checkbox has been selected using conditional formatting. I've been trying the custom formula =INDIRECT("'Sheet1'!A2")=TRUE but that seems to be doing nothing.
Here's a very basic example of what I want. Basically when an item on Sheet 1 is checked off I want the corresponding item on Sheet 2 to strikethrough.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13n8pdPnsX79nF2ISuTfIsbjzExuPGVtYbTU0MsBotLM/edit?usp=sharing
I figured out the issue, since I had another conditional formatting rule on the sheet 2 cell it wasn't working.
I am working on a Custom Formula using Google Sheet's conditional formatting feature. When 2 things are TRUE, I want to change background and font color somehow.
I use the following statement to determine it =AND(F5:F10>30% ,$B$1 =True)
This works well and is tested independently, row by row.
Yet, when applied to the table only some columns are highlighted, not all
Below is a formula I am using
try like this:
=($F5>30%)*($B$1=TRUE)
I am trying to highlight cells which have been manually entered by using the formulatext() function. However, at the moment this is highlighting all the cells that have a different outcome (from if statements) to the first cell. Can this be changed?
(If curious my exact formula at the moment is =formulatext(E4)<>if(B4= "","",if(left(CN4,1)<>"-",if(or(D4="A",D4="B"),if(AF4<>"","DONE",CN4),if(AF4<>"","DONE",CN4)),if(or(D4="A",D4="B"),if(AF4<>"","DONE","over 48h"),if(AF4<>"","DONE","over 36h")))), the formula inside is working so no need to change it)
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kOJf07eoe_8tYR9a2h1iv2OIBt77xprHiGER3InGg-g/edit?usp=sharing
I hope that link works.
I have a google sheets document where I have cells A1:Z1. In AA1, I have a value total. If that value is greater than 5, I would like A1:Z1 to be highlighted in red. I then want to do this for every row down the sheet. Could somebody help be out with this? I tried using other answers here, but I can't get it to work.
First of all take a look at Use conditional formatting rules in Google Sheets.
On your computer, open a spreadsheet in Google Sheets.
Select the cells you want to apply format rules to (A1:Z1).
Click Format and then Conditional formatting. A toolbar will open to the right.
Under the "Format cells if" drop-down menu, click Custom formula is. If there's already a rule, click it or Add new rule > and then Custom formula is.
On custom formula put this =SUM(A1:Z1) > 5
Choose other formatting properties.
Click Done.
The result will be this.
I have column "start of the period" with dates like
2014-01-01
2014-01-07
2014-02-01
2024-02-12
and so on; I want cell with start of the current period to be highlighted, so I tried custom formatting formula
=AND(TODAY() >= R[0]C[0]; TODAY() < R[1]C[0])
and it doesn't work. Is it even possible in new sheets without custom onEdit() script?
Yes it is possible. Use this in the custom formatting formula for the 1st cell
=and(today()>A1,today()<A2)
Google spreadsheets automatically changes the reference as you move down the row. So for the next row, the condition would become =and(today()>A2,today()<A3).
Interestingly, if you check the conditional formatting formula, it still displays the former formula, but works just fine. Check this sheet.