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Another 'IF cell contains THEN color row' Question
In Conditional Formatting, use Formula Is =FIND("FMRR",$AC1)
-- David Biddulph "BeatonD" wrote in message ps.com... I have been researching this for hours. I have a large spreadsheet that I want to apply a conditional formatting scheme where if any cell in column AC contains 'FMRR' then color that row green. If the cell in AC does not contain FMRR then do nothing. The operator 'CONTAINS' does not exist in conditional formatting, therefore I cannot see how I can use it. The FMRR numbers contain numbers aswell. For example 'FMRR-01234' therefore I need to query on contains 'FMRR'. Any advise? |
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