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I need to use conditional formatting to highlight certain cells. Example: Column A ........................Column B 1 Due Date .....................Completion date 2 Due Date ......................Blank I need to highlight A2 if B2 is blank. I can format it to highlight Column A cells that fall within a date range, but I haven't come up with a formula that will highlight cells in Column A if the corresponding cell in Column B is empty. Any help would be appreciated. |
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If the B2 cell is totally empty, then this formula should be okay?
=ISBLANK(B2) |
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