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How to identify a cell without a formula
I have a worksheet set with = reference to a cell in another worksheet.
Conditional formatting is set to color the cell if the value is greater than 0. Is there a way to add to the conditional formating to the same cell that will color the cell a different color if the value is input and not from the formula? My goal is to identify cells that have had their formula overwritten with manual input. There are times a manual input needs to be entered and I need to visually see which cells are not based on a formula. I don't want to set protection on. |
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