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![]() Using all three conditions for green/yellow/red background formats. I the red condition I need a formula returning a true condition for a zero, and false when the cell is blank. (Excel treats the blank as zero and returns true). For example, if cell H21 holds a zero, the condition would be true and the cell would have a re background; if H21 was blank, a false condition would exist and no conditional formatting would be applied - in other words, whatever th default cell background is, would prevail. What would this formula be -- Phil H ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Phil H.'s Profile: http://www.hightechtalks.com/m22 View this thread: http://www.hightechtalks.com/t228056 |
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