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Conditional Formatting on Null Value
I have a field which is formatted to be a date field (D5) and another field
which tracks if follow up is needed (G5). I want to use conditional formatting to highlight G5 if D5 is null, meaning no date has been entered. Pulling my hair out as I can't quite find the right formula or words to tell it to look for nothing. Any help would be appreciated! |
Conditional Formatting on Null Value
formatconditional formatting, formula is
=$D$5="" format pattern as you like -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Ember" wrote in message ... I have a field which is formatted to be a date field (D5) and another field which tracks if follow up is needed (G5). I want to use conditional formatting to highlight G5 if D5 is null, meaning no date has been entered. Pulling my hair out as I can't quite find the right formula or words to tell it to look for nothing. Any help would be appreciated! |
Conditional Formatting on Null Value
"Ember" wrote...
I have a field which is formatted to be a date field (D5) and another field which tracks if follow up is needed (G5). I want to use conditional formatting to highlight G5 if D5 is null, meaning no date has been entered. .... Two ways, depending on what you mean by 'null'. If you mean D5 contains nothing, then use either =COUNTA(D5)=0 or =ISBLANK(D5). If you mean D5 contains nothing OR evaluates to "", use =COUNTBLANK(D5)=1. |
Conditional Formatting on Null Value
Thanks, tried that one and it did not work.
Ember "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: formatconditional formatting, formula is =$D$5="" format pattern as you like -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Ember" wrote in message ... I have a field which is formatted to be a date field (D5) and another field which tracks if follow up is needed (G5). I want to use conditional formatting to highlight G5 if D5 is null, meaning no date has been entered. Pulling my hair out as I can't quite find the right formula or words to tell it to look for nothing. Any help would be appreciated! |
Conditional Formatting on Null Value
This worked great! Thanks!
Ember "Harlan Grove" wrote: "Ember" wrote... I have a field which is formatted to be a date field (D5) and another field which tracks if follow up is needed (G5). I want to use conditional formatting to highlight G5 if D5 is null, meaning no date has been entered. ... Two ways, depending on what you mean by 'null'. If you mean D5 contains nothing, then use either =COUNTA(D5)=0 or =ISBLANK(D5). If you mean D5 contains nothing OR evaluates to "", use =COUNTBLANK(D5)=1. |
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