Syntax help please

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Paul Hyett

I have a conditional format set up to flag where an item in a list
matches one in a specified range :

=OR(EXACT(B54,B$2:B$50))

This works, but it would be better if it could flag items that *didn't*
match ones in the specified range - but I'm not sure of exactly how to
modify the above formula to do so?

(Excel 2003)

TIA.
 
P

Paul Hyett

if understood correct this example in attachment could be helpfull ?

[ A MIME application / vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet part was included here. ]
It probably would have, if only I could have opened it...
 
G

GS

After serious thinking Paul Hyett wrote :
if understood correct this example in attachment could be helpfull ?

[ A MIME application / vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet
part was included here. ]
It probably would have, if only I could have opened it...

Did you try saving it first?
 
I

isabelle

hi Paul


select B2:B50
then doing the mfc with 2 conditions,

condition1
=EXACT($B$54,B2) format: blue

condition2
=NOT(EXACT($B$54,B2)) format: gray


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isabelle




Le 2012-01-19 11:59, Paul Hyett a écrit :
if understood correct this example in attachment could be helpfull ?

[ A MIME application / vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet part was included here. ]
It probably would have, if only I could have opened it...
 
P

Paul Hyett

After serious thinking Paul Hyett wrote :
if understood correct this example in attachment could be helpfull ?

[ A MIME application /
vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.spreadsheetml.sheet part was
included here. ]
It probably would have, if only I could have opened it...

Did you try saving it first?
Yes.
 
P

Paul Hyett

hi Paul


select B2:B50
then doing the mfc with 2 conditions,

condition1
=EXACT($B$54,B2) format: blue

condition2
=NOT(EXACT($B$54,B2)) format: gray
Thanks - I'll try this.
 
M

mag

and in accordance with original question, conditional format set up now
can be done based on real value in cell
 

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