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Hi, trying to find how to describe any cell number, for cond. formatting.
1st cond. uses absolute / fixed cells. for 2nd cond. need to wildcard? for any cell that equals, e.g.: "NET" thanks =CELL()="NET" does not seem to work |
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You'll need to stipulate a range.
If you're polling an entire row or rows, try something like: =COUNTIF(1:1,"Net")0 OR =COUNTIF(1:3,"Net")0 Same for columns: =COUNTIF(A:A,"Net")0 OR =COUNTIF(A:C,"Net")0 -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "nastech" wrote in message ... Hi, trying to find how to describe any cell number, for cond. formatting. 1st cond. uses absolute / fixed cells. for 2nd cond. need to wildcard? for any cell that equals, e.g.: "NET" thanks =CELL()="NET" does not seem to work |
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Thankyou! was exactly what needed. I did not pose question as 2nd part:
for purpose of some header lines, making top/bottom line borders perm.. is there a trick variable for the shortest term possible? don't really need a condition that matters to set format for some lines. something like =cell() update, just tried: =row() seems to work, reply if problem with this idea, else looks good. "Ragdyer" wrote: You'll need to stipulate a range. If you're polling an entire row or rows, try something like: =COUNTIF(1:1,"Net")0 OR =COUNTIF(1:3,"Net")0 Same for columns: =COUNTIF(A:A,"Net")0 OR =COUNTIF(A:C,"Net")0 -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "nastech" wrote in message ... Hi, trying to find how to describe any cell number, for cond. formatting. 1st cond. uses absolute / fixed cells. for 2nd cond. need to wildcard? for any cell that equals, e.g.: "NET" thanks =CELL()="NET" does not seem to work |
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