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I have some conditional formatting to check that a value in column CO
does not match the value in column A, and that cell should not be blank. If I check against column A using =CO31<OFFSET(CO31,0,1-COLUMN(CO31)) it works fine. If I check the cell isn't blank using =CO31<"" it works fine. BUT if I combine both and use =AND(CO31<OFFSET(CO31,0,1-COLUMN(CO31)), CO31<"") then it doesn't work. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks. |
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Excellent question. It should work but it doesn't. Fortunately the less
job protecting way of writing the formula does work ;-) =AND(CO31<A31,CO31<"") You wrote it the way you did to avoid a circ? No need. "Khuli" wrote in message ... I have some conditional formatting to check that a value in column CO does not match the value in column A, and that cell should not be blank. If I check against column A using =CO31<OFFSET(CO31,0,1-COLUMN(CO31)) it works fine. If I check the cell isn't blank using =CO31<"" it works fine. BUT if I combine both and use =AND(CO31<OFFSET(CO31,0,1-COLUMN(CO31)), CO31<"") then it doesn't work. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks. |
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Actually I wrote it that way because sections of the spreadsheet get
new cells added. If you add a new cell above CO31, pushing it down to CO32, the conditional format formula becomes: =AND(CO32<A31,CO32<"") which is no longer correct. Thanks for confirming that the formula I had really ought to work though! On Dec 23, 2:13*pm, "Jim Rech" wrote: Excellent question. *It should work but it doesn't. *Fortunately the less job protecting way of writing the formula does work ;-) =AND(CO31<A31,CO31<"") You wrote it the way you did to avoid a circ? *No need. "Khuli" wrote in message ... |
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On Thu, 23 Dec 2010 02:42:06 -0800 (PST), Khuli wrote:
I have some conditional formatting to check that a value in column CO does not match the value in column A, and that cell should not be blank. If I check against column A using =CO31<OFFSET(CO31,0,1-COLUMN(CO31)) it works fine. If I check the cell isn't blank using =CO31<"" it works fine. BUT if I combine both and use =AND(CO31<OFFSET(CO31,0,1-COLUMN(CO31)), CO31<"") then it doesn't work. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks. I, too, have no idea why it doesn't work. However, this equivalent formula does seem to work, and do what you need: =(CO31<OFFSET(CO31,0,1-COLUMN(CO31)))*( CO31<"") |
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