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I am working on a spreadsheet where I am dealing with different medicines. I
have one column set up where it subtracts the actual cost from how much the insurance pays. When the number is negative I have the cell formatted where it becomes red with parenthesis. My question is how can I set it up where the medicine also becomes red, when the amount is a negative number besides manually making it red? Almost like conditional formatting, but there is no condition. If the amount is red, I want the medicine to reflect that as well. |
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