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Conditional Formatting in Excel 2007
thank you again, it works in 2007
-- Glenda "Gav123" wrote: Ok you could try setting up 2 conditions for the words you want and try this in your conditional formatting... CF1 Formula Is .. =SEARCH("*word1*",A1) CF2 Formula Is.... =SEARCH("*word2*",A1) Hope this helps Gav "Glenda" wrote: The original question should have included that the word might be one in a string of words (this is a 'comments' column). Building on your response, I thought =OR(A1="*word1*",A1="*word2*") would work, but obviously I'm putting the wildcard at the wrong place? -- Glenda "Gav123" wrote: Hi Glenda, Not sure if this will work in XL2007 but... Set your conditional format to Formula is and enter the formula =OR(A1="word1",A1="word2",A1="word3") Change cell reference and "word" for your own needs. Selct your format. Hope this helps, Gav. "Glenda" wrote: I would like a cell to change color if the cell contains one of 2 specific words (maybe 3 words?). The cell may contain that word alone or that word and addtional words. I only need the formula, I know how to change the cell format. Thanks, -- Glenda |
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