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Hi,
I'd appreciate some advise on a formula to conditionally format all records on my sheet (i.e. data in rows)when this senario occurs: 1) When there is a date in Column AC for that row, and 2) When there is a N (for no)in AD for that row. Also, there must be a date in AE for that row if Y (for yes)is in AD. I would like to apply the formula to the entire sheet to get the effect of a 'dim out'when record is considered complete. Expert advise is appreciated as there are way too many records to manually check for compliance and be certain of future mass data input. |
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Select the range you want to format,do formatconditional formatting, formula
is =AND(ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="N") if you need the Y as well =OR(AND(ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="N"),AND(ISNUMBER($A E$2),$AD$2="Y")) Regards, Peo Sjoblom "DTE" wrote: Hi, I'd appreciate some advise on a formula to conditionally format all records on my sheet (i.e. data in rows)when this senario occurs: 1) When there is a date in Column AC for that row, and 2) When there is a N (for no)in AD for that row. Also, there must be a date in AE for that row if Y (for yes)is in AD. I would like to apply the formula to the entire sheet to get the effect of a 'dim out'when record is considered complete. Expert advise is appreciated as there are way too many records to manually check for compliance and be certain of future mass data input. |
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Thanks Peo but it did not take effect. Does this make any
better sense? If there is a date in AC and a N in AD then format applies. If there is a date in AC and a Y in AD then format applies only when there is a mandatory date in AE (if blank no format). So basically; AC = blank or date (no format) AC = date (no format) AC = date plus N in AD (format applies) AC = date plus Y in AD format only if AE has a date. This occurs over all rows independatly. I'm still having trouble with this one! Thanks -----Original Message----- Select the range you want to format,do formatconditional formatting, formula is =AND(ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="N") if you need the Y as well =OR(AND(ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="N"),AND(ISNUMBER ($AE$2),$AD$2="Y")) Regards, Peo Sjoblom "DTE" wrote: Hi, I'd appreciate some advise on a formula to conditionally format all records on my sheet (i.e. data in rows)when this senario occurs: 1) When there is a date in Column AC for that row, and 2) When there is a N (for no)in AD for that row. Also, there must be a date in AE for that row if Y (for yes)is in AD. I would like to apply the formula to the entire sheet to get the effect of a 'dim out'when record is considered complete. Expert advise is appreciated as there are way too many records to manually check for compliance and be certain of future mass data input. . |
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Try this amendment
=OR(AND(ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="N"),AND(ISNUMBER($A E$2),ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="Y")) date (or number since excel dates are numbers, if you use text dates post back) in AC2 AND N in AD2 format OR date in AC2 AND date in AE2 AND Y in AD2 to apply this over the whole sheet, click the select all button and use =OR(AND(ISNUMBER($AC1),$AD1="N"),AND(ISNUMBER($AE1 ),ISNUMBER($AC1),$AD1="Y")) regards, Peo Sjoblom "DTE" wrote: Thanks Peo but it did not take effect. Does this make any better sense? If there is a date in AC and a N in AD then format applies. If there is a date in AC and a Y in AD then format applies only when there is a mandatory date in AE (if blank no format). So basically; AC = blank or date (no format) AC = date (no format) AC = date plus N in AD (format applies) AC = date plus Y in AD format only if AE has a date. This occurs over all rows independatly. I'm still having trouble with this one! Thanks -----Original Message----- Select the range you want to format,do formatconditional formatting, formula is =AND(ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="N") if you need the Y as well =OR(AND(ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="N"),AND(ISNUMBER ($AE$2),$AD$2="Y")) Regards, Peo Sjoblom "DTE" wrote: Hi, I'd appreciate some advise on a formula to conditionally format all records on my sheet (i.e. data in rows)when this senario occurs: 1) When there is a date in Column AC for that row, and 2) When there is a N (for no)in AD for that row. Also, there must be a date in AE for that row if Y (for yes)is in AD. I would like to apply the formula to the entire sheet to get the effect of a 'dim out'when record is considered complete. Expert advise is appreciated as there are way too many records to manually check for compliance and be certain of future mass data input. . |
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That worked! Very, very helpful...Thank you!
-----Original Message----- Try this amendment =OR(AND(ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="N"),AND(ISNUMBER ($AE$2),ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="Y")) date (or number since excel dates are numbers, if you use text dates post back) in AC2 AND N in AD2 format OR date in AC2 AND date in AE2 AND Y in AD2 to apply this over the whole sheet, click the select all button and use =OR(AND(ISNUMBER($AC1),$AD1="N"),AND(ISNUMBER ($AE1),ISNUMBER($AC1),$AD1="Y")) regards, Peo Sjoblom "DTE" wrote: Thanks Peo but it did not take effect. Does this make any better sense? If there is a date in AC and a N in AD then format applies. If there is a date in AC and a Y in AD then format applies only when there is a mandatory date in AE (if blank no format). So basically; AC = blank or date (no format) AC = date (no format) AC = date plus N in AD (format applies) AC = date plus Y in AD format only if AE has a date. This occurs over all rows independatly. I'm still having trouble with this one! Thanks -----Original Message----- Select the range you want to format,do formatconditional formatting, formula is =AND(ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="N") if you need the Y as well =OR(AND(ISNUMBER($AC$2),$AD$2="N"),AND(ISNUMBER ($AE$2),$AD$2="Y")) Regards, Peo Sjoblom "DTE" wrote: Hi, I'd appreciate some advise on a formula to conditionally format all records on my sheet (i.e. data in rows) when this senario occurs: 1) When there is a date in Column AC for that row, and 2) When there is a N (for no)in AD for that row. Also, there must be a date in AE for that row if Y (for yes)is in AD. I would like to apply the formula to the entire sheet to get the effect of a 'dim out'when record is considered complete. Expert advise is appreciated as there are way too many records to manually check for compliance and be certain of future mass data input. . . |
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