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Hello
I would like to use conditional formatting (or other hypothesis) for the following: If one cell has "yes" and the other has "-", format with red color. I'm not getting. I tried the formula: If in the cell has "yes" and in the other has "-", write in another cell "no" and based on this "no", format in red. But I didn't want it to be like this. Thank you for your attention and for your help. |
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Basically the CF would be =AND($A1="yes",$A2="-") applied to the cell/range you need to color
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![]() ![]() So many hours to try to solve! I was not getting the "and" in the right place. It was not working. Thanks!! |
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You're welcome. I've seen many folks having problems with the AND function. Always easiest to check a function's syntax first.
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![]() It's solved and I'm already applying on multiple worksheets. Thank you for your help. |
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