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Conditional Formatting
I entered a conditional format for a row which shaded all cells equal to
zero. However, this also shades cells which are empty. How do you omit empty cells from this conditional format? Thanks! |
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Conditional Formatting
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Conditional Formatting Formula Is: =AND(ISNUMBER(A1),A1=0) Biff "Onfoot418" wrote in message ... I entered a conditional format for a row which shaded all cells equal to zero. However, this also shades cells which are empty. How do you omit empty cells from this conditional format? Thanks! |
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