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Copy Conditional Formatting?
ok i have a 3 column table
column 1is the title column 2 is the genre and column 3 is a persons name bassicaly this is how i want the formula to work: IF Cx IS NOT EMPTY FILL BACKGROUND Ax & Bx RED which translated to excel formula is =ISTEXT(Cx) This formula is applied to A1 & B1 but i need to apply it to 150+ rows but when i try to copy the formula down it only changes when C1 has text in it, i want each row to change colour only when its C column in its row is populated? Can anyone shed any light on this problem otherwise its a case of writing this formula in manually for each and every row :S |
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Copy Conditional Formatting?
Select the entire range and do it in one operation.
Assume the range of interest is A1:B150 Select the range A1:B150. Select this range starting from cell A1. Use this formula: =$C1<"" -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "homer09001" wrote in message ... ok i have a 3 column table column 1is the title column 2 is the genre and column 3 is a persons name bassicaly this is how i want the formula to work: IF Cx IS NOT EMPTY FILL BACKGROUND Ax & Bx RED which translated to excel formula is =ISTEXT(Cx) This formula is applied to A1 & B1 but i need to apply it to 150+ rows but when i try to copy the formula down it only changes when C1 has text in it, i want each row to change colour only when its C column in its row is populated? Can anyone shed any light on this problem otherwise its a case of writing this formula in manually for each and every row :S |
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