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Conditional Formatting Cell and Row
I am trying to set up CF for a row to grey if cell $M14 reads yes.
I was able to do this using this formula: Condition1: =$m14="yes" formatting=grey gorund BUT, I wanted to add a condition as follows: Condition2: =AND($m14="",,$h14<"",TODAY()-$h14=5) formatting = red ground Here's the problem: I highlighted the entire row in order to accomodate condition 1 but after adding condition 2, the whole row turns RED when I only want the M cell to be red. So, how can I CF for the row to show the line item is complete but still accomodate condition 2 if it is not? Thanks in advance for any help you can share. |
Hi marcy
you can have up to three conditions on one range in excel using CF therefore put the condition that you want to have checked first as the first condition ... and format it appropriately then click the ADD button now set up the condition that you want to be tested if the first condition evaluates to false etc hope this helps Cheers JulieD "marcy" wrote in message ... I am trying to set up CF for a row to grey if cell $M14 reads yes. I was able to do this using this formula: Condition1: =$m14="yes" formatting=grey gorund BUT, I wanted to add a condition as follows: Condition2: =AND($m14="",,$h14<"",TODAY()-$h14=5) formatting = red ground Here's the problem: I highlighted the entire row in order to accomodate condition 1 but after adding condition 2, the whole row turns RED when I only want the M cell to be red. So, how can I CF for the row to show the line item is complete but still accomodate condition 2 if it is not? Thanks in advance for any help you can share. |
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