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El 12/02/12 16:52, Jay Lozier escribió:
On 02/11/2012 08:03 PM, 451farenheit wrote:
Hi there!

I have been looking for a while and I do not find any related topic
finally.
What I want is to do a conditional format between a group of data,
where the
background of the cells in calc
depends on the values inside the group. For example a list of numbers
from 0
to 10 where 10 is totally red on the background and 0 is white. Then, a
gradient of white to red should be seen between the values in between
1,2,3,
and so on.
Open Format>>Conditional Formatting. A dialog box will open allowing you
specify the criteria and formatting for that criteria. AFAIK only 3 can
be applied.

Is that possible with calc? Any link for it?

Many thanks in advance!

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Now is possible in LibreOffice 3.5RC3, more than 10 conditions I don't know the limit.

But also it is possible in other version using the STYLE() function inside the formula condition of conditional format.

First define the styles needed.
In this sample Background _1, Background_2 ... Background_10
with the different background colors.
In the Conditional Formatting select Formula is =
and the formula:
STYLE("Background_"&A1)
A1 is supposed to have the value to select the appropriated style.

Miguel Ángel.






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