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Conditional formating
How do I get this to work with conditional formating?
Cell Value Is Equal To ="TOTALS" OR "LOCATION TOTALS" Can you use or? I know I could use a 2nd condition, but 3 conditions will not cut it unless i can use the or. -- Please remember to mark this post as answered if this solves your problem. |
Conditional formating
Try ... Conditional "Formula is"
=or(Cell="Totals",Cell="Location Totals") or =right(Cell,6)="Totals" HTH ... Kha "Ryan" wrote: How do I get this to work with conditional formating? Cell Value Is Equal To ="TOTALS" OR "LOCATION TOTALS" Can you use or? I know I could use a 2nd condition, but 3 conditions will not cut it unless i can use the or. -- Please remember to mark this post as answered if this solves your problem. |
Conditional formating
You could use OR:
=OR(A1="Totals",A1="Location Totals") or you can use RIGHT(): =RIGHT(A1,6)="Totals" But that will pick up every entry ending in "totals" -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings Replace @mailinator.com with @tiscali.co.uk "Ryan" wrote in message ... How do I get this to work with conditional formating? Cell Value Is Equal To ="TOTALS" OR "LOCATION TOTALS" Can you use or? I know I could use a 2nd condition, but 3 conditions will not cut it unless i can use the or. -- Please remember to mark this post as answered if this solves your problem. |
Conditional formating
Thank you very much!!
"Ken" wrote: Try ... Conditional "Formula is" =or(Cell="Totals",Cell="Location Totals") or =right(Cell,6)="Totals" HTH ... Kha "Ryan" wrote: How do I get this to work with conditional formating? Cell Value Is Equal To ="TOTALS" OR "LOCATION TOTALS" Can you use or? I know I could use a 2nd condition, but 3 conditions will not cut it unless i can use the or. -- Please remember to mark this post as answered if this solves your problem. |
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