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BoRed79
Hi.
I am using Excel 2003 to do some conditional formatting, but there are only
three conditions to manipulate and I need four.
I think though that I can comine two things together in a formula in one of
the conditions - so that it would do the same formatting if either of two
conditions were satisified - using the or condition. However, I am not sure
how the OR function works or whether you can get round the three conditions
issue in conditional formatting by doing this.
The two things that I want to combine in an or function are:
ERROR.TYPE(I30=7)
(I30="")
So basically if either the cell is blank or if it has an error value in it I
want to apply the same formatting.
Can anyone suggest how I might put these together, is it just as simple as:
=or((error.type(I30=7)),(I30=""))
Thanks for your anticipated help.
Liz.
I am using Excel 2003 to do some conditional formatting, but there are only
three conditions to manipulate and I need four.
I think though that I can comine two things together in a formula in one of
the conditions - so that it would do the same formatting if either of two
conditions were satisified - using the or condition. However, I am not sure
how the OR function works or whether you can get round the three conditions
issue in conditional formatting by doing this.
The two things that I want to combine in an or function are:
ERROR.TYPE(I30=7)
(I30="")
So basically if either the cell is blank or if it has an error value in it I
want to apply the same formatting.
Can anyone suggest how I might put these together, is it just as simple as:
=or((error.type(I30=7)),(I30=""))
Thanks for your anticipated help.
Liz.