How to Add Conditional Formatting In MS Excel XP
To add conditional formatting in MS Excel XP:
- Choose the cell or cells that should have conditional formatting.
- Click the Conditional Formatting option in the Format menu.
- Under Condition 1, choose Cell Value Is to use the values from the selected cells as the formatting criteria. Click the down arrow to choose a comparison phrase, and then enter the condition parameters.
- Choose Formula Is to use a formula as the formatting criteria, and then type the formula desired. Note: Always start formulas with an equal sign (=).
- Click the Format button and format the cells as desired for cells that pass the conditional format.
- Click the OK button.
- To add more conditions, click the Add button and repeat steps 3-5.
- Click the OK button.


Whenever the values in the selected range change, the conditional formatting is automatically reapplied based on the cell contents and the specified conditions.
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