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Hi,
How can i use conditional formatting , if i have blank cells i want them to
turn red.


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One way:

CF1: Formula is =ISBLANK(A1)
Format1: Pattern/Red


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How can i use conditional formatting , if i have blank cells i want them to
turn red.

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select the cells those you want them to have the format, go to
formatconditional format, select Formula Is, then write in the blank,

=[active cell]=""

then click format button, on Patterns table click the color you want, the
okayokay.
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