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I am trying to apply a conditional format to a pivot I created. If the value
in the cell meets, exceeds or is below the target it should light up to the colors of a traffic light. How can I have the conditional format ignore blank cells? Right now it is highlighting all blank cell (as well as the title column) as a color for low target? -- mnwankpah |
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You could use eg an AND(D10, ...) construct
to exclude blank cells which are evaluated as zeros. For example, apply the CF on col D using the formulas Cond1: =D130 Format: Red Cond2: =AND(D120,D1<=30) Format: Amber Cond3: =AND(D10,D1<=20) Format: Green -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "mnwankpah" wrote: I am trying to apply a conditional format to a pivot I created. If the value in the cell meets, exceeds or is below the target it should light up to the colors of a traffic light. How can I have the conditional format ignore blank cells? Right now it is highlighting all blank cell (as well as the title column) as a color for low target? -- mnwankpah |
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