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I have seen this discussed before but have tried several formulas and have
not been able to do what I want to do. It is theoretically very simple: I want to use conditional formatting on an entire worksheet, and for every cell that is NOT locked, I want it to be shaded/filled with a color. I also have values in my worksheet that are errors, and I read that conditional formatting will not work with cells that have errors. How do I get around this? I tried: =NOT(CELL("protect")) =IF(CELL("protect") = "0",TRUE,FALSE) =CELL("protect") All with the 'applies to' field set to =$A$1:$I$35 (this is the effective size of my worksheet) and the 'Stop if True' box unchecked. |
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