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Using 2007 I have a spreadsheet with 276 rows (can be variable) In columns K,L & N, I have financial amounts some of which are zero or blank. What I would like to do is when K,L & N are all zero or blank in the same row is to highlight this row in colour so that it is easily recognised Anyone help please Thank you -- Martin ©¿©¬ |
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Select your range to format and
formatconditional formatformula is =SUM($K4,$L4,$N4)<1 format as desired On Feb 24, 6:38*am, Martin ©¿©¬ wrote: Hi Using 2007 I have a spreadsheet with 276 rows (can be variable) In columns K,L & N, *I have financial amounts some of which are zero or blank. What I would like to do is when K,L & N are all zero or blank in the same row is to highlight this row in colour so that it is easily recognised Anyone help please Thank you -- Martin ©¿©¬ |
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Thanks Don
I haven't got the hang of this yet My columns have a header row, will that make a difference? I have selected my range and pasted =SUM($K4,$L4,$N4)<1 into the formula bar but nothing happens What do you mean by 'format as desired' -- Martin ©¿©¬ On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 05:32:41 -0800 (PST), Don Guillett wrote: Select your range to format and formatconditional formatformula is =SUM($K4,$L4,$N4)<1 format as desired On Feb 24, 6:38*am, Martin ©¿©¬ wrote: Hi Using 2007 I have a spreadsheet with 276 rows (can be variable) In columns K,L & N, *I have financial amounts some of which are zero or blank. What I would like to do is when K,L & N are all zero or blank in the same row is to highlight this row in colour so that it is easily recognised Anyone help please Thank you -- Martin ©¿©¬ |
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On Feb 24, 9:20*am, Martin ©¿©¬
wrote: Thanks Don I haven't got the hang of this yet My columns have a *header row, will that make a difference? I have selected my range and pasted =SUM($K4,$L4,$N4)<1 into the formula bar but nothing happens What do you mean by 'format as desired' -- Martin ©¿©¬ On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 05:32:41 -0800 (PST), Don Guillett wrote: Select your range to format and formatconditional formatformula is =SUM($K4,$L4,$N4)<1 format as desired On Feb 24, 6:38*am, Martin ©¿©¬ wrote: Hi Using 2007 I have a spreadsheet with 276 rows (can be variable) In columns K,L & N, *I have financial amounts some of which are zero or blank. What I would like to do is when K,L & N are all zero or blank in the same row is to highlight this row in colour so that it is easily recognised Anyone help please Thank you -- Martin ©¿©¬ Pls go back and read my comments again. You use the formula in the conditional formatting. If, after you try, send to me with details |
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