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Another Conditional Formatting Formula needed?
In Column A I have a list of last names (A4:A3500), and in Column P I have a
list of companies (P4:P3500). I'd like to use conditional formatting to change the color of the last name in Column A (A4:A3500) to blue, when a specific company name appears in Column P (P4:P3500). I'll assume that this is an Array formula to use with conditional formatting, but couldn't get it. I tried something like what you see below, but it didn't work: =SUMPRODUCT(--($A$4:$A$3500=$A4),--($B$4:$B$3500=$B4))=Amethyst Counseling Help on this one would be much appreciated? Dan |
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