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Conditional Formatting to differentiate between Input and Calcs
Hi Team,
I want to set up a spreadsheet such that data input displays a black font but any formula or result from another tab has blue font. That way users automatically differentiate between input cells & calculated cells. I've also thought about grey backgrounds for calculated cells- maybe a bit too heavy? Any Finance best practice tips or examples would be welcome Thanks, Ditch |
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