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"Fred Smith" wrote:
No, but the OP asked for it, so I thought I would show how to check for non-blank. But if it's superfluous, we can educate the OP on that point. There is never an instance where AND(A1<"",A1+5=B1,...) does what you (or the OP) might think it does. See my more detailed explanation in a response to your later posting. ----- original message ------ "Fred Smith" wrote in message ... No, but the OP asked for it, so I thought I would show how to check for non-blank. Regards, Fred "David Biddulph" <groups [at] biddulph.org.uk wrote in message ... Do you need the <"" condition? If the cell is empty or contains "", would it satisfy =and(a1=5,a1<=20) ? -- David Biddulph Fred Smith wrote: In A1, enter: =and(a1<"",a1=5,a1<=20) Copy the format to the other cells. Regards, Fred "apache007" wrote in message ... Hi All, Let say I have data Coloum A1:A100 containes number data and I want to HIGHLIGHT using Conditional Formatting, those cells that have the following criteria: 1. Is not empty 2. Has a value between 5 and 20. I don't know the formula for Criteria #2. Thanks. |
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