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Conditional Formatting-If Col A="" then Col C = Red in color
Hi everyone,
This doesn't have to be done in VBA, but I just thought that it might not be able to get done in regular way. What I essential want is if Col A or Col B is Blank, then highlight Col C and D to Red. It's just a way to pull the user attention. I don't know how to do this in regular way, since the conditional Cells are different from the Formatting Cells. Thank you, Neon520 |
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