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Hi - I would like to use a conditional format on a drop down list (A2) so
that if the cell to the left of it (A1) is blank then format drop down list to font white. BUT there is a formula in the cell to the left (A1) I want to use and even when returns a blank answer the conditional format does not recognise this as blank. I did try =ISBLANK(A1) but can't be putting it in right as doesn't work. Please help. Many Thanks. -- Carrie |
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