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A number of people can access and update a spreadsheet that I designed for
them. The sheet contains a column with lookup formulas. I need to be able to quickly scan down the column and see cells where the formulas have been overwritten with values/text. Is there a way to set this up with conditional formatting. My first thought was to use the TYPE function but it does not appear to be able to identify when the contents of a cell is derived from a formula as opposed to a simple text string or number. -- JohnG |
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