conditional formatting challenge
Here is my challenge:
I have already used all 3 conditions. I need one condition to execute when a value = approved OR n/a. my problem is that i can do one or the other, but no both in the same condition- how do you do that? thanks! |
conditional formatting challenge
Hi Brendan,
my problem is that i can do one or the other, but no both in the same condition- how do you do that? Formula is: =OR($A$1="approvedd",$A$1="n/a") --- Regards, Norman "brendan" wrote in message ... Here is my challenge: I have already used all 3 conditions. I need one condition to execute when a value = approved OR n/a. my problem is that i can do one or the other, but no both in the same condition- how do you do that? thanks! |
conditional formatting challenge
On the face of it ..
.. I need one condition to execute when a value = approved OR n/a. Think using CF formulas in say, Condition 1 such as: Formula is: =OR($A1="Approved",$A1="N/A") (if the "n/a" within col A is text) Or, if col A contains formulas which could evaluate to #N/A Formula is: =IF(ISNA($A1),1,$A1="Approved") could accomplish the desired conditional checks -- Rgds Max xl 97 --- Singapore, GMT+8 xdemechanik http://savefile.com/projects/236895 -- "brendan" wrote in message ... Here is my challenge: I have already used all 3 conditions. I need one condition to execute when a value = approved OR n/a. my problem is that i can do one or the other, but no both in the same condition- how do you do that? thanks! |
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