Format Using Color Scales : Conditional Formatting « Format Style « Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial

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Microsoft Office Excel 2007 Tutorial » Format Style » Conditional Formatting   3.10.4.Format Using Color Scales Select a cell or a range.             Click the Home tab.             Click the Conditional Formatting button.             Point to Color Scales.             Click the two or three colored scale you want.             The top color represents higher values, the center color represents middle values,             and the bottom color represents lower values. To create a custom color scale, click More Rules, Specify the options. Then click OK. Check the result. 3.10.Conditional Formatting 3.10.1. Conditional Formatting: Format Cell Contents Based on Comparison 3.10.2. Conditional Formatting: Format Cell Contents Based on Ranking and Average 3.10.3. Applying Specialized Conditional Formatting Using Data Bars 3.10.4. Format Using Color Scales 3.10.5. Format Using Icon Sets 3.10.6. Create Conditional Formatting Rules 3.10.7. Clear Conditional Formatting Rules 3.10.8. Edit Conditional Formatting Rule Precedence