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Hi
I have a workbook that creates a monthly task calendar in one of the spreadsheets. in that sheet, there is a list of tasks in Column A, while Column B contains the formula : =IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A3,'calendar~data'!$B$5:$O$36, 14,0)),"",VLOOKUP(A3,'calendar~data'!$B$5:$O$36,14 ,0))&"" where A3 is a date. The cells in Column B therefore appear either blank or return a value. I want to apply conditional formatting only to those cells in Column B that return a value. The colour formatting will alert a staff member that they have a task to complete on a certain day if it is shaded with 'their' colour. I've fuddled around with variations including IF, ISBLANK and NOT(ISBLANK) but to no avail. can anyone assist? Thanks. |
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