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Conditional Formatting - recognise #N/A
Hi Everyone
I would like to use Conditional Formatting to highlight for me when #N/A is the result of a formula. (I have used Conditional Formatting before for number values, but this has me stumped!) Many thanks! |
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Conditional Formatting - recognise #N/A
Use the Formula Is option in conditional formatting and use this formula:
=ISNA(cell_reference) Replace cell_reference with the actual cell reference. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "LinLin" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone I would like to use Conditional Formatting to highlight for me when #N/A is the result of a formula. (I have used Conditional Formatting before for number values, but this has me stumped!) Many thanks! |
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That was very cool T. Valko - many thanks and have a great weekend!
"T. Valko" wrote: Use the Formula Is option in conditional formatting and use this formula: =ISNA(cell_reference) Replace cell_reference with the actual cell reference. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "LinLin" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone I would like to use Conditional Formatting to highlight for me when #N/A is the result of a formula. (I have used Conditional Formatting before for number values, but this has me stumped!) Many thanks! |
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Conditional Formatting - recognise #N/A
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "LinLin" wrote in message ... That was very cool T. Valko - many thanks and have a great weekend! "T. Valko" wrote: Use the Formula Is option in conditional formatting and use this formula: =ISNA(cell_reference) Replace cell_reference with the actual cell reference. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "LinLin" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone I would like to use Conditional Formatting to highlight for me when #N/A is the result of a formula. (I have used Conditional Formatting before for number values, but this has me stumped!) Many thanks! |
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