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Have a problem with conditional formating.

What I want it to do is if a cell has a zero input I want it to turn a
color, but if the cell is left blank I want it to stay white, but whatever
I'm doing Excel is reading a zero in a cell and a blank in a cell the same.

Can anyone help?
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Format / Cond Format / =AND(A1<"",A1=0)

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Have a problem with conditional formating.

What I want it to do is if a cell has a zero input I want it to turn a
color, but if the cell is left blank I want it to stay white, but whatever
I'm doing Excel is reading a zero in a cell and a blank in a cell the
same.

Can anyone help?



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Hi Terri

=AND(ISNUMBER(A1),A1=0)
format to colour of choice.
No need to do anything about blank, as you want the format to stay "as is"
Regards

Roger Govier


terri wrote:
Have a problem with conditional formating.

What I want it to do is if a cell has a zero input I want it to turn a
color, but if the cell is left blank I want it to stay white, but whatever
I'm doing Excel is reading a zero in a cell and a blank in a cell the same.

Can anyone help?

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Thank you for the response. This will really help

"Roger Govier" wrote:

Hi Terri

=AND(ISNUMBER(A1),A1=0)
format to colour of choice.
No need to do anything about blank, as you want the format to stay "as is"
Regards

Roger Govier


terri wrote:
Have a problem with conditional formating.

What I want it to do is if a cell has a zero input I want it to turn a
color, but if the cell is left blank I want it to stay white, but whatever
I'm doing Excel is reading a zero in a cell and a blank in a cell the same.

Can anyone help?


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