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conditional formatting based on content of another cell
Select the cells that you want to format conditionally. If more than one, the top left cell should be the active cell in the selection. Note the address of this cell.
On the Home tab of the ribbon. select Conditional Formatting > New Rule...
Select 'Use a formula to determine which cells to format'.
Enter a formula that evaluates to TRUE (or a non-zero number) if the rule should be applied, and to FALSE (or 0) otherwise.
In your example, let's say A2 is the active cell in the selection.
Use the following formula:
=B2<>""
Click Format...
Activate the Fill tab.
Specify the desired color (green in your example).
Click OK, then click OK again.
yes, of course.
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jbender705 , glad to know it helped
- Thak you so much for all your help, it worked. That is so great, now I can finish the excel and lock it. Thank you so much, again.
- yes, that was the plan, thank you so very much for your help, the both of you.
That is so great, now I can finish it. Because the text values begin in C1 and the corresponding values are in column B on the Summary sheet, the formula should be =XLOOKUP(C1, Summary!$B:$B, Summary!$L:$L, "")<>""
See the attached version.
Dear Both, it does not want to work, I am unsure why. I am sure I am doing something wrong somewhere. I attached the file here if you can figure it out that would be great.