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I have a cell with a drop down box with options "Yes" or "No". If "Yes" is
selected, is it possible to apply a format to OTHER cells? For example, make the text or cell(s) grey to show that no input data is required for these? Conditional formatting only applies the format depending on the value in that particular cell. For example: Cell A1 has a drop down box, a choice between "Yes" and "No". If "No" is selected, the user inputs data into cells A2 and A3, and cells A4 and A5 contain formulae. If "Yes" is selected in cell A1, I want to make cells A2 - A5 grey to show these cells should be ignored. Thanks! |
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