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In an Excel Spreadsheet, I wish to highlight all the rows and columns
which contain data, however these change every time I access the File.

Is there any way I can highlight ONLY those rows and columns which
contain data?

Any ideas?

Many thanks.

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Default Highlighting only cells with data in them


Maybe standard conditional formating?


Condition 1:
=1:1<"" and give the format you want

Condition 2:

=1:1="" and give another format

HTH Sige


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In an Excel Spreadsheet, I wish to highlight all the rows

and columns
which contain data, however these change every time I

access the File.

Is there any way I can highlight ONLY those rows and

columns which
contain data?

Any ideas?

Many thanks.

Ian M
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