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Cell A1 is red based on a conditional format I have set up. I want to do the
following: If cell A1 is red because of conditional format, then make cell A2 red. |
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Use "Formula Is", rather than "Cell Value Is" in your Conditional Formatting
condition, then set up an appropriate formula which looks at the value in A1, so for example CF/ Formula Is/ =A1500 -- David Biddulph MrMarbles wrote: Cell A1 is red based on a conditional format I have set up. I want to do the following: If cell A1 is red because of conditional format, then make cell A2 red. |
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Apply CF with the same conditions to A2.
HTH Bob "MrMarbles" wrote in message ... Cell A1 is red based on a conditional format I have set up. I want to do the following: If cell A1 is red because of conditional format, then make cell A2 red. |
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