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Conditional Format--2 conditions need to be true
Hello,
I know how to conditional format an entire line if one condition is met (using =$A2=TRUE) I want the conditional format to highlight the line item only if the following is met Status= CMP and Product = A (sample spreadsheet data) Status Product BuildQTY TOGOQTY CMP A 10 0 OPN A 20 10 CMP B 15 0 CMP C 5 0 I do not want to highlight any other Products that are status cmp Thanks Crimsonplague29 |
Conditional Format--2 conditions need to be true
Try this:
Highlight the area in which you want the CF to be applied. Then click Format|Conditional Formatting. For the Ones (1) in the cell references below, change these to match the first row that you started to highlight from. Formula Is =AND($A1="CMP",$B1="A") HTH, Paul -- "CrimsonPlague29" wrote in message ... Hello, I know how to conditional format an entire line if one condition is met (using =$A2=TRUE) I want the conditional format to highlight the line item only if the following is met Status= CMP and Product = A (sample spreadsheet data) Status Product BuildQTY TOGOQTY CMP A 10 0 OPN A 20 10 CMP B 15 0 CMP C 5 0 I do not want to highlight any other Products that are status cmp Thanks Crimsonplague29 |
Conditional Format--2 conditions need to be true
Select the entire sheet (A1 active),
then apply CF using Formula Is: =AND($A1="CMP",$B1="A") Format to taste, OK out -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "CrimsonPlague29" wrote: I know how to conditional format an entire line if one condition is met (using =$A2=TRUE) I want the conditional format to highlight the line item only if the following is met Status= CMP and Product = A (sample spreadsheet data) Status Product BuildQTY TOGOQTY CMP A 10 0 OPN A 20 10 CMP B 15 0 CMP C 5 0 I do not want to highlight any other Products that are status cmp |
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