how do i set a conditional format
 

I looked at some of the post and KEVIN answered most of my question in a post
to another person but I'm having some trouble, in the formula box in the
conditional format I put OR=($B$2="C") and I then set the conditions and it
worked great but how do I get the condition to b3, b4, b5 and so on without
having to put the above formula in every cell in column A. I need A1 to meet
condition in B1, A2 to meet the condition in B2 and so on. My conditional
formating is in column A

how do i set a conditional format
 

Change your formula to:

OR=(B2="C")

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"tankerman" wrote:

I looked at some of the post and KEVIN answered most of my question in a post
to another person but I'm having some trouble, in the formula box in the
conditional format I put OR=($B$2="C") and I then set the conditions and it
worked great but how do I get the condition to b3, b4, b5 and so on without
having to put the above formula in every cell in column A. I need A1 to meet
condition in B1, A2 to meet the condition in B2 and so on. My conditional
formating is in column A

how do i set a conditional format
 

Select the range of cell that you want to have a conditional format.
Write the format as you normally would. Make sure to use relative
instead of absolute ie, $B$2 absolute, B2 relative.



tankerman wrote:
I looked at some of the post and KEVIN answered most of my question in a post
to another person but I'm having some trouble, in the formula box in the
conditional format I put OR=($B$2="C") and I then set the conditions and it
worked great but how do I get the condition to b3, b4, b5 and so on without
having to put the above formula in every cell in column A. I need A1 to meet
condition in B1, A2 to meet the condition in B2 and so on. My conditional
formating is in column A

how do i set a conditional format
 

Select B2:Bn and use a formula of

=(B2="C")

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"tankerman" wrote in message
...
I looked at some of the post and KEVIN answered most of my question in a
post
to another person but I'm having some trouble, in the formula box in the
conditional format I put OR=($B$2="C") and I then set the conditions and
it
worked great but how do I get the condition to b3, b4, b5 and so on
without
having to put the above formula in every cell in column A. I need A1 to
meet
condition in B1, A2 to meet the condition in B2 and so on. My conditional
formating is in column A

how do i set a conditional format
 

Thanks for the help it works fine now.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Select B2:Bn and use a formula of

=(B2="C")

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"tankerman" wrote in message
...
I looked at some of the post and KEVIN answered most of my question in a
post
to another person but I'm having some trouble, in the formula box in the
conditional format I put OR=($B$2="C") and I then set the conditions and
it
worked great but how do I get the condition to b3, b4, b5 and so on
without
having to put the above formula in every cell in column A. I need A1 to
meet
condition in B1, A2 to meet the condition in B2 and so on. My conditional
formating is in column A