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How can I use an IF statement to find out if the cell is shaded?
I am trying to use the IF statement to get find out if the adjacent cell is
been formatted -- shaded. For example, I have a list of products, so I can do find and replace by only shading the sell. Now, I need to create another column to give some notes on those shaded cells. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Cheers, Pascual |
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How can I use an IF statement to find out if the cell is shaded?
the IF function wont help (or any other function/formulae) - you need to
take a look at 'conditional formatting' "Pascual" wrote in message ... I am trying to use the IF statement to get find out if the adjacent cell is been formatted -- shaded. For example, I have a list of products, so I can do find and replace by only shading the sell. Now, I need to create another column to give some notes on those shaded cells. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Cheers, Pascual |
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