7 What is conditional formatting?
Temperature information with conditional formatting applied that shows top 10% and bottom 10% values
Temperature information with 3-color scale conditional formatting applied
Apply conditional formatting
Select the range of cells, the table, or the whole sheet that you want to apply conditional formatting to.
On the Home tab, click Conditional Formatting.
Do one of the following:
To highlight
Do this
Values in specific cells. Examples are dates after this week, or numbers between 50 and 100, or the bottom 10% of scores.
Point to Highlight Cells Rules or Top/Bottom Rules, and then click the appropriate option.
The relationship of values in a cell range. Extends a band of color across the cell. Examples are comparisons of prices or populations in the largest cities.
Point to Data Bars, and then click the fill that you want.
The relationship of values in a cell range. Applies a color scale where the intensity of the cell's color reflects the value's placement toward the top or bottom of the range. An example is sales distributions across regions.
Point to Color Scales, and then click the scale that you want.
A cell range that contains three to five groups of values, where each group has its own threshold. For example, you might assign a set of three icons to highlight cells that reflect sales below $80,000, below $60,000, and below $40,000. Or you might assign a 5-point rating system for automobiles and apply a set of five icons.
Point to Icon Sets, and then click a set.
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