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February 5, 2017
Hi
I am looking for help to apply conditional formatting (logic formulas) on the attached sheet where I would like to apply conditions in one cell as follows. At the same time, some of the criticality will be low and and ingerty will be high. I would like to return the anwer on the group cell
- If any HIGH CRITICAL station is RED, then group = RED.
- If greater than or equal to 50% of the HIGH CRITICAL stations are AMBER (and no less than 2) then Group = RED
- If greater than or equal to 70% of MEDIUM CRITICAL stations are RED 9 (and no less than 3) then Group = RED
- If less than 50% of HIGH CRITICAL stations are AMBER & greater than or equal to 70% of MEDIUM CRITICAL stations are AMBER then Group = RED
- If any HIGH CRITICAL station is AMBER, then Group = AMBER
- If any MEDIUM CRITICAL station is RED, then Group = AMBER
- If greater than or equal to 50% of MEDIUM CRITICAL stations are AMBER (and no less than 3), then Group = AMBER
- If greater than or equal to 70% of LOW CRITICAL stations are RED (and no less than 2), then Group = AMBER
- If less than 50% of MEDIUM CRITICAL stations are AMBER & greater than or equal to 70% of LOW CRITICAL stations are AMBER then Group = AMBER
- All other conditions that do not fit into the above scenarios, the Group = GREEN.
Regards,
Shameen
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April 21, 2015
Hi Shameen,
It's a lot you ask 🙂
I looked at your worksheet (thanks for that), but I'm not sure about two things:
Where do you decide if a station is High Critical? Is that your BI column?
And what do you mean by 'Group' (Your point 1: if any high critical station is red, then group=red). Is that the whole of the BJ column??
For what I see now I think you want too much different kind of conditions in one performance, but maybe we can find a workaround, depends on if we can understand what you want and where you want that colors.
I also see an error in BH20, but that's not your question, isn't it?
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