Display the worksheet that you want to analyze for more information, see Select the Format link to display formatting tools above the worksheet data. Select the Conditional Formats link to display the To activate a conditional format, select the check box
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values equal to or greater than 30,000 are desirable, and are shown in green In the example below, a stoplight format based on the above values is used to
categorize Profit SUM values. Values in the unacceptable category are show in red for example, Chicago and Dallas. Values in the acceptable category are shown in yellow
for example, St. Louis and Washington. Values in the desirable category are shown in green for example, Cincinnati and Louisville.
Figure 3–2 A Discoverer worksheet using a stoplight format
What is a conditional header format?
A conditional header format enables you to change the appearance of selected worksheet item headings. For example, you might want to display the heading for
items Year and Region with a blue background, leaving the items Profit SUM with the default white background.
How to activate and deactivate conditional formats
You activate a conditional format to apply that format to the currently displayed worksheet. For example, you might want to use an existing conditional format to
highlight percentage values greater than 75 by displaying them with a blue background.
You deactivate a conditional format to remove that format from the currently displayed worksheet. For example, you might want to remove a conditional format
that highlights percentage values greater than 75 by displaying them with a blue background. You can always activate the conditional format later.
For more information, see What is a conditional format?
. To activate and deactivate a conditional format: