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I am using conditional formatting in regards to a form that needs to be
filled out. As the user fills out the required fields, the fields change from YELLOW to WHITE. Trouble I am having is alpha-numerics. I need an "IS" statement that allows me to change the cell from YELLOW to WHITE whenever ANY VALUE is placed into the particular cell. I need something like: =ISANYVALUE(A1) THANK YOU |
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Format the cells yellow to begin with, then set the CF criteria as follows
CellValueIs....NotEqualTo.....="" Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Paperback Writer" wrote: I am using conditional formatting in regards to a form that needs to be filled out. As the user fills out the required fields, the fields change from YELLOW to WHITE. Trouble I am having is alpha-numerics. I need an "IS" statement that allows me to change the cell from YELLOW to WHITE whenever ANY VALUE is placed into the particular cell. I need something like: =ISANYVALUE(A1) THANK YOU |
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Can't you just set your condition like this?
Cell Value Is -- equal to -- 0 "Paperback Writer" wrote: I am using conditional formatting in regards to a form that needs to be filled out. As the user fills out the required fields, the fields change from YELLOW to WHITE. Trouble I am having is alpha-numerics. I need an "IS" statement that allows me to change the cell from YELLOW to WHITE whenever ANY VALUE is placed into the particular cell. I need something like: =ISANYVALUE(A1) THANK YOU |
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What if they key in "0" for the value? That is a real possibility.
"jjones" wrote: Can't you just set your condition like this? Cell Value Is -- equal to -- 0 "Paperback Writer" wrote: I am using conditional formatting in regards to a form that needs to be filled out. As the user fills out the required fields, the fields change from YELLOW to WHITE. Trouble I am having is alpha-numerics. I need an "IS" statement that allows me to change the cell from YELLOW to WHITE whenever ANY VALUE is placed into the particular cell. I need something like: =ISANYVALUE(A1) THANK YOU |
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How about the ISBLANK function?
=ISBLANK(A1)=FALSE HTH, Elkar "Paperback Writer" wrote: What if they key in "0" for the value? That is a real possibility. "jjones" wrote: Can't you just set your condition like this? Cell Value Is -- equal to -- 0 "Paperback Writer" wrote: I am using conditional formatting in regards to a form that needs to be filled out. As the user fills out the required fields, the fields change from YELLOW to WHITE. Trouble I am having is alpha-numerics. I need an "IS" statement that allows me to change the cell from YELLOW to WHITE whenever ANY VALUE is placed into the particular cell. I need something like: =ISANYVALUE(A1) THANK YOU |
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Change Condition 1 to Formua Is and add a formula of
=LEN(A2)0 assuming the first selected cell is A2 -- --- HTH Bob (change the xxxx to gmail if mailing direct) "Paperback Writer" wrote in message ... What if they key in "0" for the value? That is a real possibility. "jjones" wrote: Can't you just set your condition like this? Cell Value Is -- equal to -- 0 "Paperback Writer" wrote: I am using conditional formatting in regards to a form that needs to be filled out. As the user fills out the required fields, the fields change from YELLOW to WHITE. Trouble I am having is alpha-numerics. I need an "IS" statement that allows me to change the cell from YELLOW to WHITE whenever ANY VALUE is placed into the particular cell. I need something like: =ISANYVALUE(A1) THANK YOU |
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Conditional Formatting
Conditiuon 1 Formula is –¼ =A1="" Select [Format] "Paterns" Tab, choose your color. Any enrty including a space will negate the formula and remove the chosen color. Lou I think CLR's method works also "Elkar" wrote: How about the ISBLANK function? =ISBLANK(A1)=FALSE HTH, Elkar "Paperback Writer" wrote: What if they key in "0" for the value? That is a real possibility. "jjones" wrote: Can't you just set your condition like this? Cell Value Is -- equal to -- 0 "Paperback Writer" wrote: I am using conditional formatting in regards to a form that needs to be filled out. As the user fills out the required fields, the fields change from YELLOW to WHITE. Trouble I am having is alpha-numerics. I need an "IS" statement that allows me to change the cell from YELLOW to WHITE whenever ANY VALUE is placed into the particular cell. I need something like: =ISANYVALUE(A1) THANK YOU |
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