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Conditional formatting
If a date appears in column K and not in column L how do I turn the cell in
column M red showing an X? |
Conditional formatting
IN M1 type this formula.......
=IF(AND(LEN(K1)=5,LEN(L1)<5),"X","") Then, select M1, and do Format ConditonalFormatting and set Cell Value Is, Equal To, X.....then do the format button and select PatternTab select the red square OK OK Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Kelly" wrote: If a date appears in column K and not in column L how do I turn the cell in column M red showing an X? |
Conditional formatting
Sorry. I gave the wrong information. What i am trying to accomplish is if
Column A has a letter value in it and there is no date value in column b, then i want column c to have the letter "x" put in it and the cell background color formatted to red. Additionally, if there is a letter value in Column A and a date value in Column B, then Column C should remain blank. "CLR" wrote: IN M1 type this formula....... =IF(AND(LEN(K1)=5,LEN(L1)<5),"X","") Then, select M1, and do Format ConditonalFormatting and set Cell Value Is, Equal To, X.....then do the format button and select PatternTab select the red square OK OK Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Kelly" wrote: If a date appears in column K and not in column L how do I turn the cell in column M red showing an X? |
Conditional formatting
Change the formula to the following and put it in C1 instead of
M1......Conditional Formatting instructions will stay the same but be performed on C1 instead of M1. =IF(AND(ISTEXT(A1),LEN(A1)=1,LEN(B1)<5),"X","") hth Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Kelly" wrote: Sorry. I gave the wrong information. What i am trying to accomplish is if Column A has a letter value in it and there is no date value in column b, then i want column c to have the letter "x" put in it and the cell background color formatted to red. Additionally, if there is a letter value in Column A and a date value in Column B, then Column C should remain blank. "CLR" wrote: IN M1 type this formula....... =IF(AND(LEN(K1)=5,LEN(L1)<5),"X","") Then, select M1, and do Format ConditonalFormatting and set Cell Value Is, Equal To, X.....then do the format button and select PatternTab select the red square OK OK Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Kelly" wrote: If a date appears in column K and not in column L how do I turn the cell in column M red showing an X? |
Conditional formatting
Didn't we just do this under your other post "Conditional Formatting"?
Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Kelly" wrote: If a date appears in column K and not in column L how do I turn the cell in column M red showing an X? |
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