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Ken

Conditional Format?
 
Excel2003 ...

Col C ... contains <=5 char text starting with 0 to 9
Col D ... contains <=8 char text starting with 0 to 9

Sometimes ... the next to last char in Col D is a "P" or a "T" ... whenever
this occurs the last Char of Col D must match 1st char in Col C ... I would
like to conditional format where this does not happen.

ie:

Col C = 3052 ... Col D = 123456P3 ... = valid value (3) ... no format
Col C = 3052 ... Col D = 123456T3 ... = valid value (3) ... no format
Col C = 4052 ... Col D = 123456T1 ... = invalid value (4 vs 1) ... format
Col C = 4052 ... Col D = 123456P3 ... = invalid value (4 vs 3) ... format
Col C = 4052 ... Col D = 123456P4 ... = valid value (4) ... no format
Col C = 3317 ... Col D = 3317-123 .... = (non issue ... no "P" or "T")

Thanks ... Kha





Bob Phillips

Conditional Format?
 
Use a formula of

=AND(OR(MID(D1,LEN(D1)-1,1)="P",MID(D1,LEN(D1)-1,1)="T"),RIGHT(D1,1)<LEFT(C1))

in the CF

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)



"Ken" wrote in message
...
Excel2003 ...

Col C ... contains <=5 char text starting with 0 to 9
Col D ... contains <=8 char text starting with 0 to 9

Sometimes ... the next to last char in Col D is a "P" or a "T" ...
whenever
this occurs the last Char of Col D must match 1st char in Col C ... I
would
like to conditional format where this does not happen.

ie:

Col C = 3052 ... Col D = 123456P3 ... = valid value (3) ... no format
Col C = 3052 ... Col D = 123456T3 ... = valid value (3) ... no format
Col C = 4052 ... Col D = 123456T1 ... = invalid value (4 vs 1) ... format
Col C = 4052 ... Col D = 123456P3 ... = invalid value (4 vs 3) ... format
Col C = 4052 ... Col D = 123456P4 ... = valid value (4) ... no format
Col C = 3317 ... Col D = 3317-123 .... = (non issue ... no "P" or "T")

Thanks ... Kha







Ken

Conditional Format?
 
Awesome ... works great ... Thanks ... Kha

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Use a formula of

=AND(OR(MID(D1,LEN(D1)-1,1)="P",MID(D1,LEN(D1)-1,1)="T"),RIGHT(D1,1)<LEFT(C1))

in the CF

--
---
HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)



"Ken" wrote in message
...
Excel2003 ...

Col C ... contains <=5 char text starting with 0 to 9
Col D ... contains <=8 char text starting with 0 to 9

Sometimes ... the next to last char in Col D is a "P" or a "T" ...
whenever
this occurs the last Char of Col D must match 1st char in Col C ... I
would
like to conditional format where this does not happen.

ie:

Col C = 3052 ... Col D = 123456P3 ... = valid value (3) ... no format
Col C = 3052 ... Col D = 123456T3 ... = valid value (3) ... no format
Col C = 4052 ... Col D = 123456T1 ... = invalid value (4 vs 1) ... format
Col C = 4052 ... Col D = 123456P3 ... = invalid value (4 vs 3) ... format
Col C = 4052 ... Col D = 123456P4 ... = valid value (4) ... no format
Col C = 3317 ... Col D = 3317-123 .... = (non issue ... no "P" or "T")

Thanks ... Kha









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