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Basic Conditional Formatting

The document provides steps to format cells in Excel using conditional formatting based on criteria like values being above or below a threshold, being a duplicate or unique value, being in the top or bottom numbers, being above or below average, and using data bars, color scales, and icon sets. Formatting examples are provided for salary, DA, location, DOJ, plant values, HRA numbers, gross numbers, TA, bonus, commissions, PF, and increment.

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Basic Conditional Formatting

The document provides steps to format cells in Excel using conditional formatting based on criteria like values being above or below a threshold, being a duplicate or unique value, being in the top or bottom numbers, being above or below average, and using data bars, color scales, and icon sets. Formatting examples are provided for salary, DA, location, DOJ, plant values, HRA numbers, gross numbers, TA, bonus, commissions, PF, and increment.

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West Bengal Electronics Industry Corporation Limited

Highlight interesting cells, emphasize unusual values, and visualize data using Data Bars, Color Scales,
and Icon Sets based on criteria.

Basic Conditional Formatting:-


1. Format the Salary more than 16000?
Select the Salary without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Highlight Cells Rules →
Click on Greater than → Format cells that contain are Greater Than: 16000 → Custom Format: Choose
the Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

2. Format the Salary less than 14000?


Select the Salary without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Highlight Cells Rules →
Click on Less than → Format cells that contain are Less Than: 14000 → Custom Format: Choose the Font
Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

3. Format the DA more than 1500 but DA less than 1700?


Select the DA without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Highlight Cells Rules →
Click on Between → Format cells that contain are between: 1500, 1700 → Custom Format: Choose the
Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

4. Format the DA equal to 2000?


Select the DA without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Highlight Cells Rules →
Click on Equal to → Format cells that contain are between: 2000 → Custom Format: Choose the Font
Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

5. Format the Saltlake Location?


Select the Location without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Highlight Cells Rules 🡪
Click on Text That Contains → Format cells that contain are text: Saltlake → Custom Format: Choose the
Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

6. Format the DOJ which has been Date Today?


Select the DOJ without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Highlight Cells Rules →
Click on A Date Occurring → Format cells that contain a date occurring: Today → Custom Format:
Choose the Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

7. Format the DOJ which has been Date Last Month?


West Bengal Electronics Industry Corporation Limited

Select the DOJ without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Highlight Cells Rules →
Click on A Date Occurring → Format cells that contain a date occurring: Last Month → Custom Format:
Choose the Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

8. Format the Duplicate Values on Plant?


Select the Plant without heading →Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Highlight Cells Rules →
Click on Duplicate values → Format cells that contain: Automatically Selected Duplicate Values →
Custom Format: Choose the Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

9. Format the Unique Values on Location?


Select the Location without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Highlight Cells Rules 🡪
Click on Duplicate values Dropdown → Click on Unique→ Format cells that contain: Automatically
Selected Unique Values →Custom Format: Choose the Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

10.Format the TOP 2 numbers of HRA?


Select the HRA without heading →Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Top/Bottom Rules→ Click
on Top 10 Items (It’s by default) →Write their 2 (as per your requires) → Custom Format: Choose the
Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

11.Format the Bottom 3 numbers of Gross?


Select the Gross without heading →Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Top/Bottom Rules→
Click on Top 10 Items (It’s by default) →Format values that rank in the: Write their 3 (as per your
requires) 🡪 Custom Format: Choose the Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

12.Format the Above Average of TA?


Select the TA without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Top/Bottom Rules→ Click
on Above Average → Custom Format: Choose the Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

13.Format the Below Average of Bonus?


Select the Bonus without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Top/Bottom Rules→
Click on Below Average → Custom Format: Choose the Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

14.Format the Commissions using by DATA BARS?


Select the Commissions without heading →Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Data Bars→
Custom Format: Choose the Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

15.Format the PF using by color scale?


West Bengal Electronics Industry Corporation Limited

Select the PF without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on COLOR SCALE→ Custom
Format: Choose the Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

16.Format the Increment using by ICON SETS?


Select the Increment without heading → Click on Conditional Formatting → Click on Icon Sets→ Custom
Format: Choose the Font Color and Fill Color → OK → OK

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