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Default Conditional format question

Select all the cells you want to conditionally format. Select the
conditional formatting option. use the Formula choice in the Condition 1
box. Enter the formula for hte condition (H4I4 e.g.). Excel will use
absolute references ($H$4). Change to relative references by editing or the
F4 function key.

Depending on what formula you want in you test, see if that works.


"CP" wrote:

Hi
I have Col B which contains text I wish to format based on results from
column H and I
Meaning:-
if H0 or I0 then make B bold
now I can do this line by line but I wish to be able to simply copy it down
the page, where I have failed upto now.
Any help greatly appreciated :)

 
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