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I want to highlight cell A1 through A5 a different color based on if there is
a number 1 in cell A6,A7,A8 or A9. There will only be a 1 in one of the 4 cells. I do not want the 4 cells to be highlighted. I have used conditional formatting for a single cell but can not figure out how to do it this way. Thank you for your help. |
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