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I have the following,
Col A Col B Col C Col D 123 James King LSF 321 Sean Smith Adecco 555 Ryan Mathis TSA I want the color of text in colums A, B, and C, to change to RED when anything besides LSF is entered in column D. I tried doing this through conditional formatting but keep getting the formula wrong, or should I even be using that method? Thanks, |
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Conditional Formatting is fine, highlight columns A,B,C, and in Conditional
Formatting select Formula Is from the drop down & enter =$D1<"LSF" (Assuming that A1 is your active cell.) and choose your formatting - red in this case. "Sean" wrote: I have the following, Col A Col B Col C Col D 123 James King LSF 321 Sean Smith Adecco 555 Ryan Mathis TSA I want the color of text in colums A, B, and C, to change to RED when anything besides LSF is entered in column D. I tried doing this through conditional formatting but keep getting the formula wrong, or should I even be using that method? Thanks, |
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