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Conditional Formatting
I want to apply conditional formatting to a cell and I want it to change the
colour of the cell to blue if the cell is not blank. Would I use the IF function. If yes, how would I write the formula to colour the cell if the cell is not blank. I'm not sure how to indicate "not blank" in the formula. I am using Excel 2003 Thanks very much for your help. Best regards, Dee |
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CF1: Formula is =NOT(ISBLANK(A1)) Format1: patterns/blue In article , Dee wrote: I want to apply conditional formatting to a cell and I want it to change the colour of the cell to blue if the cell is not blank. Would I use the IF function. If yes, how would I write the formula to colour the cell if the cell is not blank. I'm not sure how to indicate "not blank" in the formula. I am using Excel 2003 |
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