Subset the worksheet based on rows that match a condition (such as dates between two specified dates). Complete the following steps to specify the condition.

Choose Data > Subset Worksheet. From How do you want to create a subset?, select Use rows that match a condition. From Do you want to include or exclude rows?, select Include rows …

Click Condition and enter the formula. For example, if C1 contains dates and you want to exclude rows that contain dates between 1/3/2016 and 1/7/2016, enter C1>Date ("1/3/2016") and …

Copy and paste, or type the following data into the Part column: ... Choose Data > Subset Worksheet. From How do you want to create a subset?, select Use formula. From Do you …

You can apply more than one conditional formatting rule to a column. For example, for a column of test scores, you can apply one rule that formats cells that contain passing scores as green. …

From Style, select the format for the cells that meet the condition. If you selected Custom for the style, select a Background color, a Font Color, and a Font Style for the cell formatting.

Rows that match Include or exclude rows that match specified conditions. Click Condition to enter the conditional expression. Brushed rows Include or exclude all brushed rows. Row numbers …

Rows that match: Include or exclude rows that match a condition. Click Condition to enter the conditional expression. Brushed rows: Include or exclude rows that correspond to brushed …

For test, specify the condition, and for value_if_true, specify the value to return if the condition is true. Conditions can be any numerical or logical expressions.

Condition A depicts the process performing at its optimum. Here, the process is on target and does not exhibit any type of dynamic drifting or other patterns. Hence, Condition A best …