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(Excel 2007) I'd like to conditionally format a range of cells based upon
whether or not a sub-string of text is in a particular cell. I want to highlight a cell (A1 for formula sake) yellow if the word "Player" is found in another cell (A2 for formula sake). Possible A2 cell values could be: - Major League Player {highlight A1} - Minor League Player {highlight A1} - This player is not on a roster {highlight A1} - No results found {no highlight for A1} What the exact text of A2 is is not a known or consistent set of pre-determined text strings. It could be "anything". Thanks, Jim |
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