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    Conditional Formatting - format cells with zero value if row total is greater than zero.

    If the total of the row is 0, then no formatting to apply. If the total of the row is greater than zero, format only cells in the row that are 0. Cells that have values must have no formatting. I have attached a sample file.
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    Re: Conditional Formatting - format cells with zero value if row total is greater than zer

    File attach use conditional formatting.
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    Re: Conditional Formatting - format cells with zero value if row total is greater than zer

    Thanks for your reply

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    Re: Conditional Formatting - format cells with zero value if row total is greater than zer

    Apologies, I posted before finishing sentence. If the total of the row is greater than zero, format only cells in the row that are 0 (your file has no formatting in cells with zero values). Cells that have values must have no formatting (your file has formatting in cells with values.

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    Re: Conditional Formatting - format cells with zero value if row total is greater than zer

    Thanks, I have managed to solve the issue.
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