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Conditional Formatting Under Multiple Conditions
How can I use conditional formatting to catch the error in Job Order 99801256 that has dept Cut and it should be Mold.I would need to use a wild card such as 9980*
Job Order Department 66105648 Cut 66102548 Cut 66102356 Cut 99805678 Mold 99806547 Mold 99806598 Mold 99801256 Cut 34565897 Trim 34569874 Trim 34568796 Trim 34568742 Trim Last edited by Gene Haines : August 16th 19 at 01:49 AM |
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