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Conditional Formatting
If cell A3 contains the word "Pipe", then I want cell B3 to be blacked out. I have been trying to use the Conditional Format tool with the formula =IF(A3="Pipe","","") but it does not seem to work. Can anyone advise, how I can get the cell to turn black when I set the fill for the true condition to be Black. Many thanks. |
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