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Pat,
Highlight all the cells A1:A2000, then click on Format | Conditional Formatting and in the panel that pops up choose Formula Is rather than Cell Value Is in the first box. In the second box enter this formula: =RIGHT(A1,1)=" " then click on the Format button, slect the Patterns tab (for background) then click on Yellow. Click OK twice to exit the CF dialogue, then you should have what you want applied to all the highlighted cells. Hope this helps. Pete On Feb 27, 12:45*pm, Pat wrote: Hi, Yes. I mean just an actual space " " I guess it might start something like IF(Right(a1,1)=" ", then format the cell to colour "yellow") Thanks again, Cheers, Pat |
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