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  1. #1
    mastermind
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    Conditional Formatting

    I am having troubles setting up the conditional formating for a
    worksheet. I have been trying to set up a format that highlights the
    cell ONLY when the value is greater than one, but it isn't working.
    The formating not only highlights the cell when the value is greater
    than 1, it also highlights the cell when the value is " ", is there any
    way to stop this from happening?


  2. #2
    Tom Hutchins
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    RE: Conditional Formatting

    In the Conditional Formatting dialog, select 'Formula Is' instead of 'Cell
    Value Is'. Then, in the adjacent textbox, enter

    =AND(ISNUMBER(B2),B2>1)

    Set the formatting you want, and click OK to close the Conditional
    Formatting dialog.

    Hope this helps,

    Hutch

    "mastermind" wrote:

    > I am having troubles setting up the conditional formating for a
    > worksheet. I have been trying to set up a format that highlights the
    > cell ONLY when the value is greater than one, but it isn't working.
    > The formating not only highlights the cell when the value is greater
    > than 1, it also highlights the cell when the value is " ", is there any
    > way to stop this from happening?
    >
    >


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