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I inherited a spreadsheet with 52 tabs of tables, each table 21 columns by 8
rows. MOST cells have a VLOOKUP formula in them, the rest, someone has plugged in a number. Is there a way to conditionally format the sheet to show which ones do NOT have a formula? I know Ctrl + ` will SHOW formulas, but I'd like to highlight them. (So I guess my Subject line is backwards) |
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You can (at the menu), select Edit, Goto... Click the Special... (at the
bottom) On next Screen, click on Formulas -- All Formulas should be SELECTED; you could Click on the Fill Color - selecting Yellow...??? "RJB" wrote: I inherited a spreadsheet with 52 tabs of tables, each table 21 columns by 8 rows. MOST cells have a VLOOKUP formula in them, the rest, someone has plugged in a number. Is there a way to conditionally format the sheet to show which ones do NOT have a formula? I know Ctrl + ` will SHOW formulas, but I'd like to highlight them. (So I guess my Subject line is backwards) |
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hi
for conditional formatting to highlight formulas see this site..... http://ccnotes.wordpress.com/2006/11/10/22/ regards FSt1 "RJB" wrote: I inherited a spreadsheet with 52 tabs of tables, each table 21 columns by 8 rows. MOST cells have a VLOOKUP formula in them, the rest, someone has plugged in a number. Is there a way to conditionally format the sheet to show which ones do NOT have a formula? I know Ctrl + ` will SHOW formulas, but I'd like to highlight them. (So I guess my Subject line is backwards) |
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Good stuff. Easy to do, tough to explain to my colleagues.
Thanks for the quick reply! rjb "FSt1" wrote: hi for conditional formatting to highlight formulas see this site..... http://ccnotes.wordpress.com/2006/11/10/22/ regards FSt1 "RJB" wrote: I inherited a spreadsheet with 52 tabs of tables, each table 21 columns by 8 rows. MOST cells have a VLOOKUP formula in them, the rest, someone has plugged in a number. Is there a way to conditionally format the sheet to show which ones do NOT have a formula? I know Ctrl + ` will SHOW formulas, but I'd like to highlight them. (So I guess my Subject line is backwards) |
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glad to help
regards FSt1 "RJB" wrote: Good stuff. Easy to do, tough to explain to my colleagues. Thanks for the quick reply! rjb "FSt1" wrote: hi for conditional formatting to highlight formulas see this site..... http://ccnotes.wordpress.com/2006/11/10/22/ regards FSt1 "RJB" wrote: I inherited a spreadsheet with 52 tabs of tables, each table 21 columns by 8 rows. MOST cells have a VLOOKUP formula in them, the rest, someone has plugged in a number. Is there a way to conditionally format the sheet to show which ones do NOT have a formula? I know Ctrl + ` will SHOW formulas, but I'd like to highlight them. (So I guess my Subject line is backwards) |
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