I need to highlight column I when there is a value of '0' in column I, and any date (or just not blank) in column F.
I tried the following formula but did not get any results:
=AND(NOT(ISBLANK($F5:F71)),$I5:$I71=0)
Thanks.
I need to highlight column I when there is a value of '0' in column I, and any date (or just not blank) in column F.
I tried the following formula but did not get any results:
=AND(NOT(ISBLANK($F5:F71)),$I5:$I71=0)
Thanks.
Last edited by wav87; 09-05-2012 at 03:14 PM.
You just need to set up the formula as if it's for the first cell in your range. So selecting F5:F71 (or I5:I71) and going to conditional formatting
=AND(NOT(ISBLANK($F5:$F71)), $I5:$i71=0)
Are we sure that these cells are truly blank?
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Thanks - that helped.
I changed it to: =AND(NOT(ISBLANK($F5)),$I5=0)
and got the results I was expecting!
Great, you read between the lines. That's what I had meant to type up there. Sheesh.
The puzzle is to create Conditional Formatting on the Data Table to the left that identifies the break even point by shading the two cells that "sandwich" the break even point. See below for a screen shot of the desired result.
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