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I am trying to satisfy 2 criteria in order to change the color of a cell:
I hilighted cells b27:b56) and then went to conditional formatting and entered this formula. I want the b column to turn blue if the adjacent cell in the C column is greater than zero. I am spinning my wheels on this. Thanks in advance for your help. You folks always come through for me! =and(c17:c560,isblank(b17:b56)) |
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