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I am trying to use conditional formatting for this problem:
In Column A I have cells which allow you to choose from a list of codes, from A0001 to A1000 (using a drop down list/validation) In Column B I have another list of codes (for example, A-Z) (using a drop down list/validation) If I choose a code from A0900 to A1000 in cell A1 AND there is nothing chosen in Column B (cell B1), the codes A0900 to A1000 should turn RED. If I choose a code from A0900 to A1000 and then choose a code in Column B (from the A-Z), the codes A0900 to A1000 should return to normal. (IE The conditional formatting alerts you to the fact that codes A900-A1000 need a complimentary code) Any suggestions? Many thanks! |
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