fred3 Member Jun 9, 2019 #1 I want to color shade each row in a range of rows according to values in each row: IF (AND(Bx="",Hx=1) then shade gray ELSE shade white.
I want to color shade each row in a range of rows according to values in each row: IF (AND(Bx="",Hx=1) then shade gray ELSE shade white.
GraH - Guido Well-Known Member Jun 10, 2019 #2 Hi @fred3, Conditional formatting is easy: it works when the formula used returns true. So... in CF use AND($B2="",$H2=1) , applied to the range you need. Attachments CF_greyorwhite.xlsx 8.6 KB · Views: 7
Hi @fred3, Conditional formatting is easy: it works when the formula used returns true. So... in CF use AND($B2="",$H2=1) , applied to the range you need.
fred3 Member Jun 10, 2019 #3 So, does one have to enter a particular row formula for each row? That's how this appears. I have too many rows to justify doing that.
So, does one have to enter a particular row formula for each row? That's how this appears. I have too many rows to justify doing that.
GraH - Guido Well-Known Member Jun 10, 2019 #4 Nope! I only enter one formula with relative row references (no "$" before the row references). This is rather basic Excel...
Nope! I only enter one formula with relative row references (no "$" before the row references). This is rather basic Excel...