I try achieve, with conditional formatting, to highlight (background color) a range of cells until every cell in that particular range is filled with data.
For example the cells a1:d1 should contain data, when so...the background of these cells should turn green for example.
Is that possible with conditional formatting?
Last edited by rvfotopro; 05-13-2017 at 04:59 PM.
Yes possible. But what type of data in "a1:d1"
Suppose data is a,b,c,d
>Select range "A1 to "D1"
>Click on "conditional format > new rule
>select "use a formula determinewhich cell to format"
>In "Format values where this formula true"
>Enter formulaFormula:
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>Click on "Format" > select color > click "OK" > "ok" >"Apply" > "Ok"
Same process for "B1", "C1", "D1"
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Thanks, this works if the data is known, however de data varies and are alle different. I just want them to be NOT EMPTY all at once. So, non of the cells are to be allowed left blank. In my case, the will get only a green light if ALL the cells are filled. The data itself is not known yet.
Try
=A1<>""
That works only for one cell. I need it to be working for all cels at the same time. I doesn't work but I would think off =AND(A1<>"";B1<>"";C1<>"";d1<>"")........
YES...I have got it.... forgot the "$"
=AND($A1<>"";$B1<>"";$C1<>"";$D1<>"")
Works fine now!
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