Hi
I have a table which one column can either be a vlookup formula or it will be possible for the user to overwrite a text value as well. In both cases the value comes from a data validation list. The data comes from a download of jobs which could be active, completed or rejected. So in principle the user could change an active job to completed and overwrite the formula.
I was wondering whether it is possible to identify with conditional formatting if the cell contains the vlookup formula or if it has been overwritten with a text value.
Thanks in Advance
StewartS
I have a table which one column can either be a vlookup formula or it will be possible for the user to overwrite a text value as well. In both cases the value comes from a data validation list. The data comes from a download of jobs which could be active, completed or rejected. So in principle the user could change an active job to completed and overwrite the formula.
I was wondering whether it is possible to identify with conditional formatting if the cell contains the vlookup formula or if it has been overwritten with a text value.
Thanks in Advance
StewartS