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Conditional Formatting Question

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    Conditional Formatting Question

    I would like B2 to shade red if laft blank if O2 has any value. Once any value other than blank is assigned to B2 I would like shading to be gone. If O2 is blank B2 would not be shaded.

    Make sense? Can it be done?

    John PITA

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    Hi,

    Yes it is feasible ...
    Conditional Formatting
    Formula Is
    =O2<>""
    format ...

    HTH
    Carim

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    Didn't work

    perhap I didn't define well.

    Data

    B1 column is "quanity"
    c1 column is "unit price each"
    d1 column is "extended price" (=b1*c1)

    problem no value is entered in b1 sum of d column is not accurate.
    I want b1 to shade red if a whole number is entered in c1

    John

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    Hi,

    In cell B2,
    Conditional Formatting
    Formula Is
    =Int(c2)-c2=0

    format patterns red

    HTH
    Carim

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