Task: Format
Worksheet
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C1
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Steps
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C1.10
Conditional Formatting
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Open spreadsheet package
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Create or open exiting Workbook
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*Type the data according to the sample
datasheet provided (sample Document 01)
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Select an area to format in the worksheet
(G2:G16)
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Homeà Conditional Formatting àmanage rule
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New rule
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Select format only cell that contain
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Select condition (Greater then )
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Type logic value (10000)
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Click 'Format…' button
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Select desired formatting options (Font, Color,
etc.,)
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Click 'OK' buttonà Click 'OK' button
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Click 'new ruleà' button if you want to add another condition
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Follow the steps 7 to 13 for other two
conditions
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Click 'OK' button
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*Ask the instructor for the sample datasheet
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To Apply Conditional Formatting:
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Select the cells you
would like to format.
2.
Select the Home tab.
3.
Locate the Styles group.
4.
Click the Conditional
Formatting command. A menu will appear with your formatting options.
5.
Select one of the
options to apply it to the selected cells. A cascading menu will appear.
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An additional dialog box
may appear, depending on the option you choose.
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If so, make the necessary
choices, and click OK.
To Remove Conditional Formatting Rules:
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Click the Conditional
Formatting command.
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Select Clear Rules.
A cascading menu appears.
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Choose to clear rules
from the entire worksheet or the selected cells.
To Manage Conditional Formatting Rules:
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Click the Conditional
Formatting command.
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Select Manage Rules from
the menu. The Conditional Formatting Rules Manager dialog box will appear.
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From here you can edit a
rule, delete a rule, or change the order of rules.
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