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Select A1, go to CF, and select "Formula Is". Then use:
=B1="yes" Press the Format radio button and format bold/red. HTH Jason Atlanta, GA -----Original Message----- How do add a conditional format to A1 if B1 meets a certain criteria? Example: I would like the text in A1 to become a bold red if B1 says yes. . |
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