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Is there a way for a cell to be conditionally formatted to show that it is
going to exceed a specific number of characters? For example, the information is already in the spreadsheet. I would like cells in Column B to show the text in red, bolded if the cell exceeds 30 characters/spaces. As far as I can see, data validation does not work because that only brings up flags as data is entered. Also, I do not want to just limit the text as these are proper names and addresses so appropriate abbreviations will need to be made. I hope this is clear and appreciate suggestions from all. Thanks. |
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