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Hi,
Here's one way. In the name manager (on the formulas tab), define a name called Letters which refers to this: ={"A","F","T"} Then, in the conditional formatting, create a new rule which uses a formula to determine which cells to format as this: =OR(ISNUMBER(FIND(Letters,A1))) Where A1 is the subject cell. This will be case sensitive. If you don't want it to be case sensitive then use the SEARCH() function instead of FIND(). |
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