Conditional formatting based on the state of the prior three cells
I have an attendance spreadsheet where, if the current and prior two cells are blank, I want the current cell to be yellow. If the prior three and current cell are blank, the cell color is red. See the attached sample.
Is there a way to show that as a formula in conditional formatting?
Thanks!
KRD
Pl see attached file.
Quick Response! Thanks. However, it doesn't work if I delete the 'P' in cell C4 then E4 should turn yellow but it does not. Suggestions?
Pl see the corrected file.
That is awesome, kvsrinivasamurthy! I'm trying to figure out the logic behind it, but can't. It is just magic! Thanks for your help over this hurdle! -KRD
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