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Use Conditional Formats to highlight blanks?
I would like to use conditional formatting in Excel 2002 to highlight all
blank cells one color, and all of the cells containing data a second color (or no color). Is this possible? |
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You could try condtitional formatting for something like:
Cell Value is Equal to ="" and set a background color for the cell. When you type something into one of these cells and press enter, the color would then disappear. tj "kevin578" wrote: I would like to use conditional formatting in Excel 2002 to highlight all blank cells one color, and all of the cells containing data a second color (or no color). Is this possible? |
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