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Conditional format based on a different column
Hi,
How can I apply a conditional format to values in column Z if there is a (text) value in column E? If there is no value in column E then apply no format. If value in column Z <2 no format; <4 background colour Gold, textfont Black; 4 background colour Red textfont Black. Thanks in advance, AW |
Conditional format based on a different column
Select the range of Z cells to have the format
Use FormulaIs =ISTEXT(E1) and click the Format button to give the cells some format If you first Z cell is Z22 use =ISTEXT(E22) Note that a number is E1 will not pass the ISText test If you want to check for any type of entry use =NOT(ISBLANK(E1)) Success comes from experimentation best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "ArcticWolf" wrote in message ... Hi, How can I apply a conditional format to values in column Z if there is a (text) value in column E? If there is no value in column E then apply no format. If value in column Z <2 no format; <4 background colour Gold, textfont Black; 4 background colour Red textfont Black. Thanks in advance, AW |
Conditional format based on a different column
You need the "Formula Is" part of CF, not "Cell Value Is".
If your selected cell is Z1, use CF/ Formula Is/ =AND(ISTEXT(E1),Z1=2,Z1<4) for your gold. Similarly for your red. Note that you haven't specified what you want if Z = 4 -- David Biddulph "ArcticWolf" wrote in message ... Hi, How can I apply a conditional format to values in column Z if there is a (text) value in column E? If there is no value in column E then apply no format. If value in column Z <2 no format; <4 background colour Gold, textfont Black; 4 background colour Red textfont Black. Thanks in advance, AW |
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