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I have a conditional format that "asks" if the cell is a formula, use Black
font. If its a manual input number, use Blue font. (With the help of this website, I range-named "isformula" as =Get.Cell(48,A1) with A1 being formatted with black font. the spreadsheet is in blue font as the default. the i applied the conditional format dropdown box: Is formula=isformula....i hope that's clear) but of course now "they" want a third format: If the formula is referriing to an "outside" file (external link), then make it green. Is this possible? tami |
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