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Highlighting cells if a value is obtained
I have an IF equation and when it fails/brings up a certain value i would
like it to highlight the cell as a color, specifically red. Is this possible? If so how? For example. The equation is =IF(G11130000, "No Bolt Specification For Carbon Steel", "0") In the true instance I need that cell to be highlighted to ensure the operator knows what happened. Thank you for your help |
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