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Conditional Formating
Can you please help with a formula for conditional formating? What I have is
a spreadsheet and in one column there is either a yes, no, or blank. If the field is yes then in the next field there should then be a date. I would like to highlight the date field if it is blank. -- Donna |
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With Yes in A1 select B1 and use the below formula for Conditional formatting
=AND(A1="Yes",B1="") and select a color (Fill) and apply that for Col B... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Donna" wrote: Can you please help with a formula for conditional formating? What I have is a spreadsheet and in one column there is either a yes, no, or blank. If the field is yes then in the next field there should then be a date. I would like to highlight the date field if it is blank. -- Donna |
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Jacob I don't know what I am doing wrong but it is highlighting fields both
with dates and without dates. -- Donna "Jacob Skaria" wrote: With Yes in A1 select B1 and use the below formula for Conditional formatting =AND(A1="Yes",B1="") and select a color (Fill) and apply that for Col B... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Donna" wrote: Can you please help with a formula for conditional formating? What I have is a spreadsheet and in one column there is either a yes, no, or blank. If the field is yes then in the next field there should then be a date. I would like to highlight the date field if it is blank. -- Donna |
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Which version of Excel do you use? 2003 or 2007
-- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Donna" wrote: Jacob I don't know what I am doing wrong but it is highlighting fields both with dates and without dates. -- Donna "Jacob Skaria" wrote: With Yes in A1 select B1 and use the below formula for Conditional formatting =AND(A1="Yes",B1="") and select a color (Fill) and apply that for Col B... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Donna" wrote: Can you please help with a formula for conditional formating? What I have is a spreadsheet and in one column there is either a yes, no, or blank. If the field is yes then in the next field there should then be a date. I would like to highlight the date field if it is blank. -- Donna |
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Donna, please go through the below; I am sure this will help you..
http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat02.html If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Donna" wrote: Jacob I don't know what I am doing wrong but it is highlighting fields both with dates and without dates. -- Donna "Jacob Skaria" wrote: With Yes in A1 select B1 and use the below formula for Conditional formatting =AND(A1="Yes",B1="") and select a color (Fill) and apply that for Col B... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Donna" wrote: Can you please help with a formula for conditional formating? What I have is a spreadsheet and in one column there is either a yes, no, or blank. If the field is yes then in the next field there should then be a date. I would like to highlight the date field if it is blank. -- Donna |
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