Conditional Formatting Assistance

cstickman

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Hey everyone,

I need assistance with some conditional formatting. Whatever reason I have never been good at using them. In column T3 is what the projected amount for the remainder of the year minus the approved amount. I would like to highlight the cells based on three conditions. If the number in T3 is greater than 10,000 I would like it to be green, If it is within 10,000 then go yellow and if it is less than 10,000 go in red.

(72,108) this would be green because it is more than 10K. Negative number because we are way below the budget amount.
(9,000) this would be yellow because we are within 10K
100 this would be red because we are over budget now.

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
 
Would you mind to explain in more detail? It is very confusing. In every post you say something different.
 
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Why dont you give a complete list of the relevant values, and in the column to the right you show us the expected result.
Excellent Idea. I put in some other numbers to show the big picture. It would not allow me to upload an Excel file

YTDBudgetProjection
$ 384,209.73$ 614,122.00$ (229,912.27)Green - we have more than 10,000 before reaching budget
$ 140,191.74$ 148,751.00$ (8,559.26)Yellow - because we are within 10,000 of the budget
$ 66,325.45$ 88,247.00$ (21,921.55)Green - we have more than 10,000 before reaching budget
$ 440.00$ 346.00$ 94.00Red because we are now over budget with a positive number
 
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i dont follow . sorry
(10,001) or greater Green
Between (10,000) and (1.00) - yellow
Greater than 1.00 would be red

Are they negative numbers
so greater then - 10,000 (does not include 10,000 would be -12000 -14000 which in fact is LESS than
so rule 1 would be
T3<-10000

then from -1 to -10000
would be
T3<=-1
then
T3>-1

should be the 3 colours
 
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Would this table be correct?:

Book1
ABCDEF
1ProyectionGreenYellowRed
2-229,912.27TRUEFALSEFALSE
3-21,921.55TRUEFALSEFALSE
4-11,000.00TRUEFALSEFALSE
5-10,001.00TRUEFALSEFALSE
6-10,000.00FALSETRUEFALSE
7-9,999.00FALSETRUEFALSE
8-8,559.26FALSETRUEFALSE
9-1FALSETRUEFALSE
100FALSETRUEFALSE
111FALSEFALSETRUE
1294.00FALSEFALSETRUE
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
D2:D12D2=C2<-10000
E2:E12E2=AND(C2>=-10000, C2<=0)
F2:F12F2=C2>0
Yes, that is correct and it works perfectly on my sheet!! Thank you very much!! I went in a marked it as the correct answer.
 
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Ok then try this conditional formatting:

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