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I want to use an IF statement to check for text in a cell range and if true,
then fill a cell with a highlight color. In my application, I would look for "PD" in invoice date fields and if found, highlight the amount invoiced in green. I don't know the snytax to write the return value as "fill this cell with color". |
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