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I am using conditional formatting to change the colour of cells that contain
text. What I am trying to do is format cells so that those that do contain text (any text) are coloured one colour, and blank cells are coloured a different colour. I don't want to change the background colour of my sheet though. Any suggestions? |
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This might suffice for your intents.
Select the range say A1:C5 (A1 active), then apply CF using the formulas .. Condition 1, Formula is: =ISTEXT(A1) Format to taste Condition 2, Formula is: =A1="" Format to taste OK out Test it out .. -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "dazp1970" wrote: I am using conditional formatting to change the colour of cells that contain text. What I am trying to do is format cells so that those that do contain text (any text) are coloured one colour, and blank cells are coloured a different colour. I don't want to change the background colour of my sheet though. Any suggestions? |
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