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Conditional Formating...
Does anyone know how to use wildcards with Conditional Formating?
I need to highlight all ROWS in a spreadsheet CONTAINING the word "Total". Normaly I would use conditional formating with the following formula .... Formula is =$A1="Total" but this will only pick up exact matches. Thanks, Steve |
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Conditional Formating...
=countif($A1,"*total*")=1
or use the search command. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "smonczka" wrote: Does anyone know how to use wildcards with Conditional Formating? I need to highlight all ROWS in a spreadsheet CONTAINING the word "Total". Normaly I would use conditional formating with the following formula .... Formula is =$A1="Total" but this will only pick up exact matches. Thanks, Steve |
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