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I would like to have a cell (C8) turn blue when cell (B5) is YES and have no
color if cell (B5) is NO. Any suggestions.
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Select C8. Under CF, choose Formula Is, and put:

=B5="Yes"

and press the Format radio button. Choose blue on the
Pattern tab.

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Jason
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I would like to have a cell (C8) turn blue when cell

(B5) is YES and have no
color if cell (B5) is NO. Any suggestions.
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