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Default Conditional Statement For Colored Cell Borders

Suppose you want this to apply to any of the cells in the range
A2:A30.

Highlight that range, starting with A2, and click on Format |
Conditional Formatting. In the pop-up, select Formula Is rather than
Cell Value Is in the first box, and in the next box enter this
formula:

=OR(A1="wrong",A1="mistake",A1="error")

Then click on the Format button, select the Borders tab, choose Red
from the Colors drop-down, then choose the style, then click on
Outline. Click OK twice to exit the dialogue box.

Then you can put any of those words in A1:A29 and the cell below it
will have a red border.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Jan 14, 11:26*pm, nvhelp wrote:
I need to write a conditional statement basically says:

If cell (for example, A1) is "Wrong" "Mistake" OR "Error" then the next cell
(say, A2) must have red borders.

Can someone please help?

Thanks