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I am looking for a way to apply conditional formatting to cells that are
blank in a spreadsheet, but I don't know how to represent a blank cell - I have tried " " and "" with no luck. I am applying two conditions to an entire column - one that says if the value is not equal to "Yes" (there can be any number of alternate values in the cell) - then fill with red, I want the second condition to be that if the cell is blank then no fill. The end result I am looking for is that values of Yes and blank cells will not have the conditional formatting applied - all others will be colored red. Maybe I'm going about it backward. Can this be done? Thanks for any insights, Gail |
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