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Conditional formatting blank cells
hi,
its very easy question but I just dont know how, pls help! I wanna conditional format range of cells if they are blank - turn yellow, otherwise red. But I tried [ Cell is - equal to - ""] doesnt work. Pls adv. thx |
Select the range and then use the active cell (the cell that is not
blue/grey), e.g. if you select A1:A10 starting from A1 then A1 will be the active cell, then use =A1="" Having said that using cell is equal to "" will work as well, are the cells not blank but pseudo blank like a space? If so use =TRIM(A1)="" or cell equal to space -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "kalz" wrote in message ... hi, its very easy question but I just dont know how, pls help! I wanna conditional format range of cells if they are blank - turn yellow, otherwise red. But I tried [ Cell is - equal to - ""] doesnt work. Pls adv. thx |
Try: Formula Is and type =A1="" (Highlight the range you want to format before doing the formula and notice that the A1 is not absolute referece. Regards, Cafe -- cafe ------------------------------------------------------------------------ cafe's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=16145 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=395216 |
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