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Change the condition to Formula Is and use the following formula to determine
if a cell is blank: =ISBLANK(A1) Then select the formatting for that condition. Add a second condition and use the following formula for 0 (zero) values: =A1=0 Then select the formatting for that condition. Change the cell address A1 accordingly. -- Kevin Backmann "Stig - tame racing driver" wrote: Help Using the conditional formatting tool is it possible to have a colour for cells with 0 and a colour for blank cells Thanking you |
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