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Conditional format on part of a cell

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    Conditional format on part of a cell

    Hi all

    I've used Conditional format before and up to now never had a problem with it

    I would like that if a cell ends with a number it turns (eg) yellow

    So Hallo1 remains colourless, but in the case of Hallo2 the cell turns yellow

    I have tried (in the active cell A20)
    Right(a20,1)>1 (with the setting hasFormula) and =Right(a20,1)>1, both without the desired result

    What can I do (it must be simple)

    Thanks in advance
    Hein
    Last edited by Hein; 04-02-2009 at 04:44 AM.

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    Good morning Hein
    Quote Originally Posted by Hein View Post
    I have tried (in the active cell A20)
    Right(a20,1)>1 (with the setting hasFormula) and =Right(a20,1)>1, both without the desired result
    What can I do (it must be simple)
    You're on the right lines. Try :
    =VALUE(RIGHT(A20,1))>=1

    HTH

    DominicB
    Last edited by dominicb; 04-02-2009 at 04:32 AM.
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    Re: Conditional format on part of a cell

    Ah, so close ...
    Right on the dot, thanks Dominic
    Hein

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