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I think Bernard meant:
=COUNTIF($A1$:G1,"~*~*~*") (slightly different order. ~* will represent that asterisk character.) On 05/15/2010 08:05, Bernard Liengme wrote: Select all the data - I will assume each row foes fro A to G and that the data starts on row 1 In the conditional formatting dialog use this formula =COUNTIF($A1$:G1,"*~*~*~") The ~ are needed to tell Excel not to treat * as a wildcard best wishes |
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