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EXCEL Conditional Formatting Multiple Cells

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    EXCEL Conditional Formatting Multiple Cells

    I am formatting text cells based on dates in column E. However, I want the first condition ( which will be no formatting changes if the referenced cell has any date entered) to be based on the presence of any data entered into column F. I am sure the formula for the first condition is simple but I am experiencing brain lock. Help if you can. Thanks in advance.

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    Re: EXCEL Conditional Formatting Multiple Cells

    You don't create a condition for no changes, what is the point! Just create conditions for the required format changes.

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    Re: EXCEL Conditional Formatting Multiple Cells

    do you mean something like:

    =AND($E2="",$F2<>"")

    this will highlight selected cell in row 2 if E2 is blank and F2 is not blank.
    Where there is a will there are many ways.

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