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Conditional Formatting
Can I use conditional formatting to color a cell if the cell "contains"
certain text. I need excel to be able to read "vac" at the end of someones name, and then color that cell for me. |
Conditional Formatting
Try:
Formula is: =FIND("vac",A1) Change A1 to your column All occurences of "vac" will be highlighted e.g vacation. HTH " wrote: Can I use conditional formatting to color a cell if the cell "contains" certain text. I need excel to be able to read "vac" at the end of someones name, and then color that cell for me. |
Conditional Formatting
Use "formula is" and enter this formula
=RIGHT(A1,3)="vac" where A1 is the upper left cell in your selection. " wrote: Can I use conditional formatting to color a cell if the cell "contains" certain text. I need excel to be able to read "vac" at the end of someones name, and then color that cell for me. |
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