I am making a spreadsheet that shows values based on another sheet, where it's supposed to only show values greater than 0. Whenever a cell is 0, it needs to hide the cell itself and the cell on its left. in this case, the value 0 is based on a simple equation: =B4-Blad1!C4.
To fully hide the row, you can use the filter function:
Draw a selection rectangle on the data in which rows should disappear
Click on the Funnel icon to start the filter function
In the column header, click on the new icon, 3 horizontal green lines in a triangle shape.
Make sure checkboxes remain before the non-zero values
For animations, follow the example here:
https://yagisanatode.com/2018/05/26/how-to-hide-a-row-based-on-a-cell-value-in-google-sheets-with-filter-or-google-apps-script/
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What I try to do is to give a GREEN color to a cell in a row if the previous cell is less and RED the cell is less than its previous:
Please check this video to illuminate what I want to describe:
https://www.loom.com/share/46470e78ae7b49699ce83d7c268dd459
Conditional formatting on row range in Google Sheets
The problem is that, as seen in the video and the screenshot, the conditional formatting cell references do not change when applied to a row, even if I did not use $. How can I manage to have relative references for each cell to its previous in a row?
For example, when setting GREEN color if the cell C1 is greater than B1 (IF =C1>B1 set the color GREEN), in the next cell D1 the conditional formatting should automatically be referencing: IF =D1>C1 set the color GREEN.
If you want to apply to the columns C and D, set your Apply to range to C:D.
Set 2 conditions with Custom formula is:
for the green styling: =AND(LEN(C:C),B:B<C:C)
for the red styling: =AND(LEN(C:C),B:B>C:C)
If you need to expand over more column, just expand the range.
I am looking to show color changes based on decreasing values. I want to add conditional formatting to a row (row 9) based on the cell directly prior (B9<C9 I want to be green, C9>D9 I want to be red). I want an entire row to be conditionally formatted to show growth/decline based on the cell directly before. Is this possible? How can I do so? enter image description hereI have the formulas I want to use, but I don't know how to accurate apply them to the entire Row 9 (as of now I'm manually inputting the 3 custom conditions on each cell)
You can use the following Custom Formulas from Range C9:9. Feel free to interchange the background color that will fit your needs.
For Green (Increasing), =C9>OFFSET(C9,0,-1)
For Red (Decreasing), =C9<OFFSET(C9,0,-1)
For Yellow (Same), =C9=OFFSET(C9,0,-1)
OFFSET() lets you shift the rows/columns based on a reference cell.
In this custom formulas, I get the previous cell value referenced to the current cell by setting the offset_columns to -1.
Sample:
Output:
I am trying to conditionally format a range of cells based on the value of a different cell. I have selected the range of cells, chosen "custom formula" and entered =reference cell="reference value". (see screenshot) this should make the whole range of cells purple if cell G4 equals the letter M. The problem is only the top-left cell in the range is changing color, not the whole range.
Also, I want to drag this block of cells down to repeat it, and for the conditional formatting to fill down appropriately (i.e. to reference cell G21 when I fill downwards and so on.) How do I do that?
you need to lock it down with $
try:
=$G$4="M"
or:
=G$4="M"
I am facing an issue where I need to shade a row of cells either blue or orange based on if the user has check-marked the "swap" cell.
Essentially, the rows will start blue and continue to be blue.
When the user presses the checkmark in the Swap column, all rows after that point will now be orange.
Once again, if the user presses the checkmark in the Swap column (below the above checkmarks), the rows will go back to being blue from that point on.
This will alternate forever, as demonstrated in this image.
I am using some conditional formatting code that uses a "helper" column that is hidden. If the value is 1, then the row is coloured orange. If the value is 0, it is coloured blue. The problem is I don't know how to "search" for groups of checkmarks. Each checkmark will only colour the individual row it is in.
The helper column has this code: =MOD(IF(ROW()=2,0,IF(D25=D24,E24, E24+1)), 2)
The D column is where the checkmarks are, and begins at D24.
The E column is my helper column and begins at E24.
I can scrap this whole setup if someone can guide me into how to set this up.
I need it to essentially "change" the values of every row below a checkmark, until it finds another checkmark, and do the reverse so that the colouring can properly format.
Assuming 0:00 is in A1, please select ColumnsA:C and: (i) fill all with 'standard' fill blue and (ii) Format > Conditional formatting..., Format cells if... Custom formula is and:
=isodd(COUNTIF($C$1:$C1,TRUE))
with brown highlighting.
I'm trying to make a spreadsheet where there's initially 75 rows and 24 columns. Row 1 has a title of a game in it, and row 2 is blank. Then rows 3-72 and columns 2-24 are blacked out.
And when either a cell is blank for "don't own" or "1" for "own" is entered in a cell in row 2, the entire column becomes accessible. Then when the column is accessible, information in the cells is shown.
So if row 2 is blank, it will be http://prntscr.com/k6lalm. And if there is a "1" in a cell(s) in row 2, it will be http://prntscr.com/k6lbcl. (Yes, I'm making a spreadsheet for Pokémon.)
Not sure how I would go about doing a conditional format for it or using an IF statement.
I'm not certain this is what you want but suggest that if you want to 'overlay' or 'peel off' black fill from the 'data' part of each column according to whether or not the column is populated with 1 in Row 2, then select the body of your 'data' (starting from B3), clear an existing CF from the range and apply a Custom formula is of :
=B$2<>1
and select black fill. The Apply to range should be B3:X35.
Adding or clearing a 1 in Row2 should then remove or add CF black fill over the the relevant part of the relevant column. On removal of the CF fill whatever 'standard' fill (could be black) applied to the cell should be displayed.