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Conditional formatting, simple question...
If an "S" appears in column K and there is not a date entered in column L I
would like for Column M to turn red with an X. Please help! Thanks. |
Conditional formatting, simple question...
Assuming Column L will contain either a date or nothing, this formula should
work in cell M1: =IF(AND(K1="S",L1=""),"X","") Then you would select Format, Conditional Formatting, and for Condititon 1 you would have Cell Value Is Equal To ="X". When you enter that, also click on the Format button for Condition 1 and click on the Pattern tab. Click on the red background, click OK and then OK and that should do it. HTH "Kelly" wrote: If an "S" appears in column K and there is not a date entered in column L I would like for Column M to turn red with an X. Please help! Thanks. |
Conditional formatting, simple question...
Hi!
You need a formula to get the "X": Enter in cell M1: =IF(AND(K1="S",COUNT(L1)=0),"X","") Then conditional format if the cell contains an "X": Select cell M1 Goto FormatConditional Formatting Cell value is: equal to: X Click the Format button Select the desired style(s) OK out Biff "Kelly" wrote in message ... If an "S" appears in column K and there is not a date entered in column L I would like for Column M to turn red with an X. Please help! Thanks. |
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