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=OR(C:C="FLAT",C:C ="2FS",C:C ="3FCH")
Above is the formula I am trying, so column C words Flat, 2FS, or 3FCH will get yellow highlight in another column cell. However, it now highlights the entire column yellow, regardless of the text I have in column C. What am I doing wrong? -- SandyB |
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Highlight all the cells in column C that you want this to apply to,
with C2 (say) as the active cell. Then Format | Conditional Formatting and choose Formula Is and then this formula: =OR($C2="FLAT",$C2 ="2FS",$C2 ="3FCH") select your format then OK your way out. Excel will automatically adjust those cell references to C3, C4, C5 etc on different rows. Hope this helps. Pete On May 29, 7:30*pm, SandyB wrote: =OR(C:C="FLAT",C:C ="2FS",C:C ="3FCH") Above is the formula I am trying, so column C words Flat, 2FS, or 3FCH will get yellow highlight in another column cell. However, it now highlights the entire column yellow, regardless of the text I have in column C. What am I doing wrong? -- SandyB |
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