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Want to highlight any cell in a range if the value is other than Yes or N/A. Blank cells would also be highlighted.
What would the formula be? |
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What can the cells be equal to other than yes, na(), or blank?
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I tried
Code:
=AND(A1<>"Yes",A1<>NA()) ![]() |
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Got it...
Code:
=AND(A1<>"Yes",ISNA(A1)=FALSE) |
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Here's what I wound up with: =And(A1<>"Yes",A1<>"N/A"). It works.
Thanks for your time answering my thread. |
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"or" formula, conditional formatting |
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