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I have been asked to prepare a table where values who surpass a threshold (1800) or equal to it are to be highlighted, as well as have any value less than 1800 to be represented as <1800 while still keeping empty blank cells blank. I know conditional formatting can easily get the 'highliting' I need but since I need to format the < into the cell, would it still be doable?
From my understanding I need to use a IF funtcion to get IF('data'[value] < 1800, "<1800", 'data'[value]), would that work? Or would I need to also mention the empty cells? And how would that affect the IF function? As the data would be refreshed
hi @AmazingRandom ,
please prepare a sample data with enough complexity and with your expected result.
Would a screenshot work? Or you need it in a csv/xlsx file?
Threshold | Lab Result 1 | Lab Result 2 | Lab Result 3 |
1800 | <1800 | 2000 | 3000 |
900 | 2000 | <900 | 1200 |
360 | 390 | 500 | <360 |
180 | <180 | 700 | <180 |
That is an example, the threshold also varies from the sample size used in the testing.
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