Conditional Formating

Tazzbjs

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I am looking to add some conditional formatting, but not sure how to make this one work...

What I need is, if the cell in column A has a date, highlight only blank cells in that row (columns C-BE). As data is added to those cells they would no longer be highlighted.

Below is what the sheet looks like.
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what else can be in column A ?

Select C2:BE1000 (or however many rows you have)

then a formula

=AND( $A2 <> "", C2="" )

Book7
ABCDEFGHIJKLMN
1
22/1/23
32/2/231abb
4
52/4/231238
Sheet1
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
C2:N5Expression=AND($A2<>"", C2="")textNO
 
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