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Conditional Formatting
I am trying to highlight numbers in Column B (B4 to B5000) based on if Column
L contains an X. If column L has an X, I want it to highlight the value in column B. How can this be done? Thanks |
Conditional Formatting
Yes. In CF, use Formula I, rather than Cell Value Is
Use the formula =L4="X" for the condition. -- David Biddulph Keith H wrote: I am trying to highlight numbers in Column B (B4 to B5000) based on if Column L contains an X. If column L has an X, I want it to highlight the value in column B. How can this be done? Thanks |
Conditional Formatting
Thank You David, I did this =L4='X', and thats why it didnt work.
"David Biddulph" wrote: Yes. In CF, use Formula I, rather than Cell Value Is Use the formula =L4="X" for the condition. -- David Biddulph Keith H wrote: I am trying to highlight numbers in Column B (B4 to B5000) based on if Column L contains an X. If column L has an X, I want it to highlight the value in column B. How can this be done? Thanks |
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