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Conditional formating
Hello all,
Could any one suggest a formula for the conditional formatting of a cell, such that the cell is highlighted only if a) the cell is empty and b) the cell to its left is not blank. For example : Cell B2 , B5 and B6 are empty but only B2 and B5 must be made red. A B 1 Variable Default 2 FltstCRIdlUp 3 Flt_tiCRIdlUp 2 4 PlttiCIntrIdlUp 0 5 FlstRgnIdlUp 6 7 PstRgnIdlUp1stRs _ 8 lt_tiCDlyCRIdlClr -12 I have tried this Condition1: Cell value is equal to ="" Format Red Condition2: Formula is =B2<"" Format Red I do not know where I am going wong. I am not sure, it might be very simple. Thanks in advance Vinay |
Select B2, B5 and B6, goto CF
Add a formula of =AND(B2="",A2<"") -- HTH Bob Phillips "Vinay G" wrote in message ... Hello all, Could any one suggest a formula for the conditional formatting of a cell, such that the cell is highlighted only if a) the cell is empty and b) the cell to its left is not blank. For example : Cell B2 , B5 and B6 are empty but only B2 and B5 must be made red. A B 1 Variable Default 2 FltstCRIdlUp 3 Flt_tiCRIdlUp 2 4 PlttiCIntrIdlUp 0 5 FlstRgnIdlUp 6 7 PstRgnIdlUp1stRs _ 8 lt_tiCDlyCRIdlClr -12 I have tried this Condition1: Cell value is equal to ="" Format Red Condition2: Formula is =B2<"" Format Red I do not know where I am going wong. I am not sure, it might be very simple. Thanks in advance Vinay |
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