Excel: Drop-Downs(Combo Box) and Conditional Formatting (Voice Tutorial)

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I show you how you can use Combo Boxes and Conditional Formatting to make your spreadsheets more user-friendly

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  • Thanks for the video it help me so much

    Can you please help with a sell that if you have a No in another sell it put one formula in if the but if the other cell has Yes then put a different formula in the cell please help me

  • @hollyskye63 Hello, "=IF(B2="Yes",SUM(A6-A7),IF(B2­="No",SUM(A6+A7),))" Here is a demo formula which says if the cell says Yes, minus the numbers if it says no then add them. Hope this example helps, if not let me know.

  • Thanks for your lovely video. I learn t a lot I have a request and need assistance say I am building a simple spread sheet where profit or loss is a result of income less expenses.Can I mark the loss figure in any co lour(say red,blue etc) pattern and if so how to do it?

  • @Sbhabhi Are you wanting it to be say Red if it's a loss of, and green if it's a profit? Not sure exactly what you mean

  • How can I use conditional formatting in 2007. I got all else from the video but the thing which I could not find from my excel is conditional formatting box as seen in your video. How can I do all that using 2007???????

  • @ahsansultani Should be under Styles area of the default tab :)

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  • That was so great easily explained, all my frustrations just left me!!! your a star, thanks heaps.

    Roxanne

    New Zealand.

  • @rohit4334ad @rohit4334ad 2nd drop down list there should the models of Nokia) u can learn it in this video very easily.. if u will search "excel magic trick 550" it will show u this video on top & then watch it carefully... Hope you will find what you want to find exactly!

  • @iProRyan thanks for this formula........ It helped me alot. I am professional and was looking for some formula exactly like this one which provide me details according to my wish........! Thanks... (Its just a structure, if we change the input it will change the result.. means if I want to sum and count my data I can use it in this way "=IF(B2="Total",SUM(A1:A100),I­F(B2­="Count",count(A1:A100),)­)" it will give total and count of data as well... according to input total and count ...

  • i need a help

    Tell me how to create sub-dropp down menu

    for example i have a 4 product (say Nokia, apple, samsung, sony)

    so i created a drop down for the four

    i want to know that how could we do,

    that if one selects Nokia,automatically in the next tab a drop-up comes containg models related to Nokia only.

    rly asap

  • This was a really great tutorial brother! I learned precisely what I needed to know about making drop-downs, and the useful info on conditional formatting was a cool bonus. Thanks for your hard work!

  • ıt is pretty good thank you

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