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How can I set the conditional formatting of a A1 if B1 or C1 shows #n/a?
(B1 and C1 both contain formulae that will return #n/a until the required information is inputted elsewhere in the spreadsheet. Hence I want conditional formatting to highlight information that is missing) |
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Hi,
selecte A1 Format | Conditional format | change to "The formula is" =and(iserror(b1),iserror(c1)) format as you need hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "luvthavodka" escreveu: How can I set the conditional formatting of a A1 if B1 or C1 shows #n/a? (B1 and C1 both contain formulae that will return #n/a until the required information is inputted elsewhere in the spreadsheet. Hence I want conditional formatting to highlight information that is missing) |
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sorry I have been post and instead of OR as you ask so
=or(iserror(b1),iserror(c1)) regards Marcelo "luvthavodka" escreveu: How can I set the conditional formatting of a A1 if B1 or C1 shows #n/a? (B1 and C1 both contain formulae that will return #n/a until the required information is inputted elsewhere in the spreadsheet. Hence I want conditional formatting to highlight information that is missing) |
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![]() luvthavodka wrote: How can I set the conditional formatting of a A1 if B1 or C1 shows #n/a? (B1 and C1 both contain formulae that will return #n/a until the required information is inputted elsewhere in the spreadsheet. Hence I want conditional formatting to highlight information that is missing) =IF(OR(ISNA(B1),ISNA(C1)),TRUE,FALSE) Will tell you what you want to know. |
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This is a good start, however sorry I didn't clarify before that if b1 is
#n/a, c1 will be blank and if c1 is #n/a, b1 will be blank. How could I adapt this formula so the condition is that b1 OR c1 = #n/a, rather than AND? Many thanks "Marcelo" wrote: Hi, selecte A1 Format | Conditional format | change to "The formula is" =and(iserror(b1),iserror(c1)) format as you need hth regards from Brazil Marcelo "luvthavodka" escreveu: How can I set the conditional formatting of a A1 if B1 or C1 shows #n/a? (B1 and C1 both contain formulae that will return #n/a until the required information is inputted elsewhere in the spreadsheet. Hence I want conditional formatting to highlight information that is missing) |
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![]() luvthavodka wrote: This is a good start, however sorry I didn't clarify before that if b1 is #n/a, c1 will be blank and if c1 is #n/a, b1 will be blank. How could I adapt this formula so the condition is that b1 OR c1 = #n/a, rather than AND? =OR(ISNA(B1),ISNA(C1)) |
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