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Conditional formatting cells with formulas = "#VALUE!"
I want to conditionally format a cell that 1) contains a formula and 2) the
the result of the formula equals "#VALUE!" -- Marc |
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Conditional formatting cells with formulas = "#VALUE!"
Change the condition to FORMULA IS and use the following formula:
=ERROR.TYPE(C2)=3 Replace C2 with the cell you are formatting. -- Kevin Backmann "Marcus Analyst" wrote: I want to conditionally format a cell that 1) contains a formula and 2) the the result of the formula equals "#VALUE!" -- Marc |
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