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This Formula in conditional format only works in Respect to C10.

I am trying to achieve that if a number is placed in any of these cells the
conditional format is true

=ISNUMBER(C10:E10)

What is my mistake

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=count(c10:e10)0



stew wrote:

Happy New Year to all

This Formula in conditional format only works in Respect to C10.

I am trying to achieve that if a number is placed in any of these cells the
conditional format is true

=ISNUMBER(C10:E10)

What is my mistake

Best

Stew


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Which cells are you trying to format? You might need to "fix" the cell
references if you want to format multiple cells, e.g. if you are
trying to format C10:E10 based on that condition then select those
cells and use

=COUNT($C10:$E10)

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Or
=count($c$10:$e$10)


barry houdini wrote:

Which cells are you trying to format? You might need to "fix" the cell
references if you want to format multiple cells, e.g. if you are
trying to format C10:E10 based on that condition then select those
cells and use

=COUNT($C10:$E10)


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Hi Stew

Select Cells C10:E10, then apply your conditional format.
The conditional format should work on all these cells. If not, pls post back

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Happy New Year to all

This Formula in conditional format only works in Respect to C10.

I am trying to achieve that if a number is placed in any of these cells
the
conditional format is true

=ISNUMBER(C10:E10)

What is my mistake

Best

Stew





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Hi Stew

Select Cells C10:E10, then apply your conditional format.
The conditional format should work on all these cells. If not, pls post back

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cheers, francis

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Happy New Year to all

This Formula in conditional format only works in Respect to C10.

I am trying to achieve that if a number is placed in any of these cells
the
conditional format is true

=ISNUMBER(C10:E10)

What is my mistake

Best

Stew




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