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Why does Conditional Formatting highlight "n/a" as a number?
I have written a formula that may return "n/a" or a number. If it is a
number, there are 3 conditional format colors that can occur if the number is within 10%, etc from a specified target. If the formula brings back "n/a", the cell is still turning a color as if it is 25% from the target. How do I get the cell to have no highlight, since the value is "n/a"? Thank you, -Valerie |
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