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I have two columns of data in A in B such as:
A B
Data1
Data2 FALSE
Data3
Data4
Data5
In column B there is either a TRUE or FALSE or a blank. There may be more
than 1 instance of TRUE/FALSE in column B. However, if 1 is FALSE, all
instances are FALSE and if 1 is TRUE, all instances are TRUE.
I would like to format Data1 through Data5 in column A to be grey if any
cell in B1:B5 = FALSE. I would also like to do this with relative cell
references in order to use the format painter to repeat the formula for other
data sets.
I have tried:
Formula = AND(COUNTIF(B1:B5,FALSE)>0)
This works if the cell references are absolute, but if I change to relative
references, only cells A1:A2 for the example above are formatted grey.
Any suggestions?
A B
Data1
Data2 FALSE
Data3
Data4
Data5
In column B there is either a TRUE or FALSE or a blank. There may be more
than 1 instance of TRUE/FALSE in column B. However, if 1 is FALSE, all
instances are FALSE and if 1 is TRUE, all instances are TRUE.
I would like to format Data1 through Data5 in column A to be grey if any
cell in B1:B5 = FALSE. I would also like to do this with relative cell
references in order to use the format painter to repeat the formula for other
data sets.
I have tried:
Formula = AND(COUNTIF(B1:B5,FALSE)>0)
This works if the cell references are absolute, but if I change to relative
references, only cells A1:A2 for the example above are formatted grey.
Any suggestions?