Conditional Formatting
Can I add conditional formatting on one cell (A1) BASED on the criteria from
another cell (B1)? Here's what I want to do. IF B1 is populated at all, then I would like A1 to have a specific coditional formatting. Is this possible? |
Conditional Formatting
Hi,
Yes, when you go into Conditional Formatting, choose Formula is from the first drop down and in the second write a formula, for example =A1200 while on B1. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Jamie" wrote: Can I add conditional formatting on one cell (A1) BASED on the criteria from another cell (B1)? Here's what I want to do. IF B1 is populated at all, then I would like A1 to have a specific coditional formatting. Is this possible? |
Conditional Formatting
From Excel help on adding a conditional format:
"To use a formula as the formatting criteria (to evaluate data or a condition other than the values in selected cells), click Formula Is and then enter the formula that evaluates to a logical value of TRUE or FALSE." -- David Biddulph "Jamie" wrote in message ... Can I add conditional formatting on one cell (A1) BASED on the criteria from another cell (B1)? Here's what I want to do. IF B1 is populated at all, then I would like A1 to have a specific coditional formatting. Is this possible? |
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