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I am trying to make one column gray based on the whether or not the value in
the previous column =Y. Do I use "formula is" in Conditional Formatting, and what then would the formula be? |
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Assuming the cell is B1,
=A1="Y" -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Still Learning" <Still wrote in message ... I am trying to make one column gray based on the whether or not the value in the previous column =Y. Do I use "formula is" in Conditional Formatting, and what then would the formula be? |
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Bob,
Thanks a million! I wasn't using the quotation marks. So simple!! "Bob Phillips" wrote: Assuming the cell is B1, =A1="Y" -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Still Learning" <Still wrote in message ... I am trying to make one column gray based on the whether or not the value in the previous column =Y. Do I use "formula is" in Conditional Formatting, and what then would the formula be? |
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