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Conditional formating -identify blank cell
Looking for a way to indicate if a range of cells contains a blank cell.
Tried to use conditional formating to change A1 to a red font if any cell in the range b1-z1 is blank. Can't seem to get conditional formatting to work, any ideas? Thanks |
Conditional formating -identify blank cell
Try this for your Conditional Formatting formula in A1:
=COUNTIF(B1:Z1,"")0 HTH, Elkar "Simon Smith" wrote: Looking for a way to indicate if a range of cells contains a blank cell. Tried to use conditional formating to change A1 to a red font if any cell in the range b1-z1 is blank. Can't seem to get conditional formatting to work, any ideas? Thanks |
Conditional formating -identify blank cell
Condition 1 Formula is =COUNTA($B1:$Z1)<25
Select the format you want font = red Regards Trevor "Simon Smith" <Simon wrote in message ... Looking for a way to indicate if a range of cells contains a blank cell. Tried to use conditional formating to change A1 to a red font if any cell in the range b1-z1 is blank. Can't seem to get conditional formatting to work, any ideas? Thanks |
Conditional formating -identify blank cell
Hi!
Select cell A1 Goto FormatConditional Formatting Formula is: =COUNTBLANK(B1:Z1) Click the Format button Select the style(s) desired OK out Biff "Simon Smith" <Simon wrote in message ... Looking for a way to indicate if a range of cells contains a blank cell. Tried to use conditional formating to change A1 to a red font if any cell in the range b1-z1 is blank. Can't seem to get conditional formatting to work, any ideas? Thanks |
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