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Hello,
I have a drop down list created. A1 asks: Do you own a home? B1: has drop down list. User can select "Yes" or "No". This drop down lists is already created. A2 asks: What is your address? B2: this is the conditional format cell, Right now I have a formula in B2: =IF(ISBLANK(B2),1,0) ---this cell is shaded gray until user types something in it, then it will be unshaded. Not sure if this is the right formula to use. How do I make it that IF user selects "Yes", then cell B2 will be shaded gray and user will know to enter Address? Once user types address, this cell will become unshaded. IF user selects "No" as in I don't own a home, then cell B2 will be shaded black and be locked so that user cannot enter anything? Thanks again my Excel masters! -- Thank You! |
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