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Conditional Formatting
I am entering a Post Code into a column and want to be able to set the
conditional formatting so that if it is not entered in the format "letter letter number number / number letter letter" it turns red. (e.g. using zeros instead of O's) Does anyone know if this is possible? Many thanks, Cheryl |
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Conditional Formatting
I don't if it's possible but if these are UK post codes (and it looks like
(one) UK format) then the formats are more variable in the first section then your selection indicates. W1 9BB, W12 8CC, PO8 7XY are all valid Do you require a full post code FORMAT validation? "Cheryl" wrote: I am entering a Post Code into a column and want to be able to set the conditional formatting so that if it is not entered in the format "letter letter number number / number letter letter" it turns red. (e.g. using zeros instead of O's) Does anyone know if this is possible? Many thanks, Cheryl |
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