Forum Discussion
Conditional Formatting Highlighting Rows Based on another cell
- Dec 07, 2023
James818 You want to apply conditional formatting based on a custom formula. This is the formula to use:
=$N3<>""
I made a custom video showing how I came up with the formula and how to correctly apply it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iotSp2lNtc
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James818 You want to apply conditional formatting based on a custom formula. This is the formula to use:
=$N3<>""
I made a custom video showing how I came up with the formula and how to correctly apply it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iotSp2lNtc
Optional tip if this was helpful: [link removed by admin]
Just a followup question. =IF(L3<>"", TODAY(), ""), what if I wanted to add M3 coulm along with L3? This way when "Either L or M" columns are filled with a name, then the date will still populate (which would now be Column N).
This is my personal account when working from home btw.
- LouisDeconinckDec 19, 2023Brass Contributor
Shipwreck818 If you want today's date to appear when either cell L3 or M3 is filled out, you can use the following formula:
=IF(OR(L3<>"", M3<>""), TODAY(), "")
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- James818Dec 19, 2023Brass ContributorThank you so much for your assistance. This works perfect, thank you!