Automate Excel Attendance Sheet with Conditional Formatting (Type A = Red, Type P = Green)

HI
I AM MANOJ KUMAR
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create an automated attendance sheet in Microsoft Excel using conditional formatting. We'll show you step-by-step how to set up the sheet so that when you type 'A' in a cell, it automatically turns red, and when you type 'P', it turns green. Conditional formatting is a powerful feature that can save you time and make your attendance tracking more visually appealing. Whether you're managing attendance for a school, business, or any other organization, this tutorial will help you streamline the process and add some color to your data. No prior coding knowledge required; join us and boost your Excel skills today!

Key points covered in this tutorial:

Setting up the Excel attendance sheet structure.
Understanding conditional formatting rules.
Creating a rule to turn cells red when 'A' is entered.
Creating a rule to turn cells green when 'P' is entered.
Tips and tricks for managing attendance data efficiently.
Enhancing the visual appearance of your attendance sheet.
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SIMRI BAKHTIYARPUR
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[teneeshunniap]

Sir, I want automatically colour change in a particular cell ( which already has a number or letter) whenever I enter a new number or letter

[moizkarar]

thanks for this but i want to chenge chek box color when i click on check box will become green

[rohankher]

Box ko color kese karenge or alphabet black