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highlight cells that have a formula.
Hi. Here's one way. Start with a custom function that returns True if a cell has a formula: Function HasFormulaQ(rng As Range) As Boolean HasFormulaQ = rng.HasFormula End Function In Excel 2007, suppose you select A1:A10. Go to Home | Conditional formatting (under styles) | New Rule | Use a formula. Use the formula =HasFormulaQ(A1) The A1 is the first cell in your selection. When you enter this, Excel will adjust the equation for the other selected cells. Make your format adjustments, and hit enter. -- HTH Dana DeLouis "snax500" wrote in message ... In Excel 2007, is there a way to use conditional formating to highlight cells that have a formula. I want to highlight only cells with any type of formula. If it is a value I do not want any highlight. I want to do this only thru conditional formatting not with a macro. Thanks |
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