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Good Afternoon,
I am trying to add some conditional formatting to a sheet and it is not exactly going as planned. I have three conditions that will cause an entire row to be highlighted. I am running into an issue where one of my conditions is causing my header row to also change color. Here is what I am trying to accomplish if T=Recevied then turn the row green if T=On the Way then turn it red. Those are the easy ones and work fine. The third condition is throwing the wrench in the works. if T=On the Way and P has a number in it (the waybill) then turn it yellow. I tried playing with the order and the "Stop if true" check box. Either my header turns yellow or my Received Items turn yellow. |
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Perhaps posting a small example file would help? ( a sheet please, mo picture)
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Attached is sample set of my data
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Does the attached help?
The word "received" has a trailing space so I had to use the isnumber(find... formula on column E for the green condition If you get rid of that space then $e2="received" will suffice
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Thank you so very much
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