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I am trying to "conditionally format" cells different colors when they
contain certain words (e.g., if text contains 'dog' then cell color is yellow; if text contains 'cat' then cell color is red). I am not looking for EXACT text match before condition formatting is applied. |
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Set the dropdowns and textboxes to read CF1: Formula is =COUNTIF(A1,"*dog*") Format1: <patterns/<yellow CF2: Formula is =COUNTIF(A1,"*cat*") Format2: <patterns/<red In article , dinocm wrote: I am trying to "conditionally format" cells different colors when they contain certain words (e.g., if text contains 'dog' then cell color is yellow; if text contains 'cat' then cell color is red). I am not looking for EXACT text match before condition formatting is applied. |
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