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How do I gray a cell automatically if another cell has X value?
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With Cell A1 Active, at the menu, select Format, Conditional Formatting...
and select FormulaIs (from drop-down box) enter into text box =B1=123 select pattern Tab3 Grey OK out Enter in Cell B1 123 Enter in Cell B1 0 HTH "Catherine" wrote: How do I gray a cell automatically if another cell has X value? |
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"Catherine" wrote: How do I gray a cell automatically if another cell has X value? |
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