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i want to use conditional formatting. i would like a
cell to be shaded dependant on whether another cell is blank or not. |
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Use formula is and
=other_cell="" will format if it is blank =other_cell<"" will format if it is not blank Regards, Peo Sjoblom "frank" wrote: i want to use conditional formatting. i would like a cell to be shaded dependant on whether another cell is blank or not. |
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