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Select the cells to format and click FORMAT in the menu and select
CONDITIONAL FORMATTING. In the CONDITIONAL FORMATTING dialog box, change CONDITION 1 to FORMULA IS and in the text box to the right enter the following formula, changing the A1 in the example to the starting cell of your selected range: =ISBLANK(A1) Or if you want to treat any errant spacebar entry as a blank cell =LEN(TRIM(A1))=0 Click the FORMAT command button, select the PATTERNS tab and select the color you want and click OK 2 times to exit. -- Kevin Backmann "aloken" wrote: I want to be able to have my cells highlighted yellow until I place information into them. I have done it before but can't rember what function to use. |
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