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If lower, highlight
When using conditional formatting to check if the first letter of a string
is in lowercase I failed to get a result using the following formula =LOWER(LEFT(F714,0)) F714 = blue gum Much appreciate if you can help. Pat |
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If lower, highlight
Use this conditional format:
=CODE(LEFT(F714,1))96 "Pat" wrote: When using conditional formatting to check if the first letter of a string is in lowercase I failed to get a result using the following formula =LOWER(LEFT(F714,0)) F714 = blue gum Much appreciate if you can help. Pat |
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If lower, highlight
Try: =LOWER(LEFT(F714,1))
The first character on the left is identified by 1, not 0. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Pat" wrote: When using conditional formatting to check if the first letter of a string is in lowercase I failed to get a result using the following formula =LOWER(LEFT(F714,0)) F714 = blue gum Much appreciate if you can help. Pat |
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