Word - Excel Mail Merge Conditional Formatting
I'd like to mail merge student scores from Excel to Word. In addition I'd like to format the scores by color (IF <10 then dark red, IF >11 but <30 light red, IF >31 but <50 dark green, etc). I've figured out the Alt F9 portion but can't figure out the code with this many variations. Any suggestions?
An alternative could be to keep it all in Excel but using that method I can't figure out how to merge the scores by individual student in to a separate sheet that's set up with conditional formatting.
Thank you.
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I'd like to mail merge student scores from Excel to Word. In addition I'd like to format the scores by color (IF <10 then dark red, IF >11 but <30 light red, IF >31 but <50 dark green, etc). I've figured out the Alt F9 portion but can't figure out the code with this many variations. Any suggestions?
An alternative could be to keep it all in Excel but using that method I can't figure out how to merge the scores by individual student in to a separate sheet that's set up with conditional formatting.
Thank you.
microsoft-excel microsoft-word conditional-formatting
asked Feb 1 at 21:10
Holly SpanierHolly Spanier
61
add a comment |
I'd like to mail merge student scores from Excel to Word. In addition I'd like to format the scores by color (IF <10 then dark red, IF >11 but <30 light red, IF >31 but <50 dark green, etc). I've figured out the Alt F9 portion but can't figure out the code with this many variations. Any suggestions?
An alternative could be to keep it all in Excel but using that method I can't figure out how to merge the scores by individual student in to a separate sheet that's set up with conditional formatting.
Thank you.
microsoft-excel microsoft-word conditional-formatting
asked Feb 1 at 21:10
Holly SpanierHolly Spanier
61
I'd like to mail merge student scores from Excel to Word. In addition I'd like to format the scores by color (IF <10 then dark red, IF >11 but <30 light red, IF >31 but <50 dark green, etc). I've figured out the Alt F9 portion but can't figure out the code with this many variations. Any suggestions?
An alternative could be to keep it all in Excel but using that method I can't figure out how to merge the scores by individual student in to a separate sheet that's set up with conditional formatting.
Thank you.
microsoft-excel microsoft-word conditional-formatting
microsoft-excel microsoft-word conditional-formatting
asked Feb 1 at 21:10
Holly SpanierHolly Spanier
61
asked Feb 1 at 21:10
Holly SpanierHolly Spanier
61
asked Feb 1 at 21:10
Holly SpanierHolly Spanier
61
asked Feb 1 at 21:10
Holly SpanierHolly Spanier
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asked Feb 1 at 21:10
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Select all cells having scores.
Menu - Home - conditional formatting - Manage Rules
This screen opens, but there are no rules at present.
Define these 3 rules together, don't close the window or change the selection before you have defined all three.
Now the screen will look like the first image aboe in which three rules are appearing. OK to close. you can unselect.
Ask if anything was not clear
answered Feb 5 at 22:04
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Select all cells having scores.
Menu - Home - conditional formatting - Manage Rules
This screen opens, but there are no rules at present.
Define these 3 rules together, don't close the window or change the selection before you have defined all three.
Now the screen will look like the first image aboe in which three rules are appearing. OK to close. you can unselect.
Ask if anything was not clear
answered Feb 5 at 22:04
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Select all cells having scores.
Menu - Home - conditional formatting - Manage Rules
This screen opens, but there are no rules at present.
Define these 3 rules together, don't close the window or change the selection before you have defined all three.
Now the screen will look like the first image aboe in which three rules are appearing. OK to close. you can unselect.
Ask if anything was not clear
answered Feb 5 at 22:04
VSRawatVSRawat
15512
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Select all cells having scores.
Menu - Home - conditional formatting - Manage Rules
This screen opens, but there are no rules at present.
Define these 3 rules together, don't close the window or change the selection before you have defined all three.
Now the screen will look like the first image aboe in which three rules are appearing. OK to close. you can unselect.
Ask if anything was not clear
answered Feb 5 at 22:04
VSRawatVSRawat
15512
Select all cells having scores.
Menu - Home - conditional formatting - Manage Rules
This screen opens, but there are no rules at present.
Define these 3 rules together, don't close the window or change the selection before you have defined all three.
Now the screen will look like the first image aboe in which three rules are appearing. OK to close. you can unselect.
Ask if anything was not clear
answered Feb 5 at 22:04
VSRawatVSRawat
15512
answered Feb 5 at 22:04
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