Conditional Formatting Based on Cell Text

slparadise

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Hello All...

I am trying to use conditional formatting to make D1="NONE' if C1="NO'. I can use the IF formula to do this one cell at a time, but I was trying to use conditional formatting so as additional rows are added, this process is more automated. Any suggestions?
 

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Conditional formatting cannot put values in cells.
 
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You could convert the data to a table & as long as the sheet isn't protected the formula will fill down whenever a new row is added.
 
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Glad to help & thanks for the feedback.
 
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