MS Word Conditional Formatting [closed]
So I know the basics of MS Word but wish to add some conditional formatting for the attached example table so that the risk rating calculates itself when the likelihood and severity are completed.
I've never used conditional formatting before so need it explained in REALLY simple terms!
Any assistance would be very much appreciated.
Melenter image description here
microsoft-word
asked Feb 4 at 15:16
MelBMelB
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So I know the basics of MS Word but wish to add some conditional formatting for the attached example table so that the risk rating calculates itself when the likelihood and severity are completed.
I've never used conditional formatting before so need it explained in REALLY simple terms!
Any assistance would be very much appreciated.
Melenter image description here
microsoft-word
asked Feb 4 at 15:16
MelBMelB
61
closed as unclear what you're asking by bertieb, DavidPostill♦ Feb 4 at 21:37
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
He/ she probably wants when he enters L/M/H in the third box, the color of that cell automatically changes to Green/ yellow/ Red respectively.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:10
I am not aware if there is conditional formatting in MS Word, though it can be achieved by macros. Conditional formatting is there in MS Excel as a simple menu option. As your example has a table, the same can be achieved in MS Excel, then define conditional formatting for it in excel, save it and insert those Excel cells in MS Word with Menu - Insert - Object - Create New - MS Excel Worksheet.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:18
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So I know the basics of MS Word but wish to add some conditional formatting for the attached example table so that the risk rating calculates itself when the likelihood and severity are completed.
I've never used conditional formatting before so need it explained in REALLY simple terms!
Any assistance would be very much appreciated.
Melenter image description here
microsoft-word
asked Feb 4 at 15:16
MelBMelB
61
So I know the basics of MS Word but wish to add some conditional formatting for the attached example table so that the risk rating calculates itself when the likelihood and severity are completed.
I've never used conditional formatting before so need it explained in REALLY simple terms!
Any assistance would be very much appreciated.
Melenter image description here
microsoft-word
microsoft-word
asked Feb 4 at 15:16
MelBMelB
61
asked Feb 4 at 15:16
MelBMelB
61
asked Feb 4 at 15:16
MelBMelB
61
asked Feb 4 at 15:16
MelBMelB
61
asked Feb 4 at 15:16
MelBMelB
61
61
closed as unclear what you're asking by bertieb, DavidPostill♦ Feb 4 at 21:37
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by bertieb, DavidPostill♦ Feb 4 at 21:37
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
He/ she probably wants when he enters L/M/H in the third box, the color of that cell automatically changes to Green/ yellow/ Red respectively.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:10
I am not aware if there is conditional formatting in MS Word, though it can be achieved by macros. Conditional formatting is there in MS Excel as a simple menu option. As your example has a table, the same can be achieved in MS Excel, then define conditional formatting for it in excel, save it and insert those Excel cells in MS Word with Menu - Insert - Object - Create New - MS Excel Worksheet.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:18
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He/ she probably wants when he enters L/M/H in the third box, the color of that cell automatically changes to Green/ yellow/ Red respectively.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:10
I am not aware if there is conditional formatting in MS Word, though it can be achieved by macros. Conditional formatting is there in MS Excel as a simple menu option. As your example has a table, the same can be achieved in MS Excel, then define conditional formatting for it in excel, save it and insert those Excel cells in MS Word with Menu - Insert - Object - Create New - MS Excel Worksheet.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:18
He/ she probably wants when he enters L/M/H in the third box, the color of that cell automatically changes to Green/ yellow/ Red respectively.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:10
He/ she probably wants when he enters L/M/H in the third box, the color of that cell automatically changes to Green/ yellow/ Red respectively.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:10
I am not aware if there is conditional formatting in MS Word, though it can be achieved by macros. Conditional formatting is there in MS Excel as a simple menu option. As your example has a table, the same can be achieved in MS Excel, then define conditional formatting for it in excel, save it and insert those Excel cells in MS Word with Menu - Insert - Object - Create New - MS Excel Worksheet.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:18
I am not aware if there is conditional formatting in MS Word, though it can be achieved by macros. Conditional formatting is there in MS Excel as a simple menu option. As your example has a table, the same can be achieved in MS Excel, then define conditional formatting for it in excel, save it and insert those Excel cells in MS Word with Menu - Insert - Object - Create New - MS Excel Worksheet.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:18
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He/ she probably wants when he enters L/M/H in the third box, the color of that cell automatically changes to Green/ yellow/ Red respectively.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:10
I am not aware if there is conditional formatting in MS Word, though it can be achieved by macros. Conditional formatting is there in MS Excel as a simple menu option. As your example has a table, the same can be achieved in MS Excel, then define conditional formatting for it in excel, save it and insert those Excel cells in MS Word with Menu - Insert - Object - Create New - MS Excel Worksheet.
– VSRawat
Feb 5 at 20:18