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Conditional Formatting
Hi
I need help in ensuring conditional formatting only applies to cells that contain a number, not those that contain a formula. The amount of data varies which is why I put the first part of my formula in, i.e. to produce a result if A1 is populated. Each day there can be 10,20,30 entries etc.
A B C
60 60 =if(a1="","",if(a1=b1,0,1))
15 20
blank blank
I require conditional formatting anything that doesn't populate a 0 to be highlighted Red, so i.e. >0. Which is fine, but I copy this formula down for about 30 cells, so if there are only 20 entries, the formatting applies to the other 10 cells which are blank (I assume its because they contain a formula??)
Your help would be much appreciated, many thanks
Adrian
RE: Conditional Formatting
Hi Adrian,
Thank you for the forum question.
I hope, that I understand you right.
I selected column C and clicked Conditional Formatting - New Rule - Use a formula to determine which cells to format.
Here I added the formula:
=AND(ISNUMBER(C2),C2>0)
I refer to row two because my first row in my test was row two. If your data start from another row you must change the row number.
Kind regards
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