johnboston
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I know this is a simple question but it's aggravating me and though it is probably previously addressed, I'm unable to find it. My question is this ...
In conditional formatting, is there a limit to the number of characters that may be entered in the third line from the right where the first line is "cell value is" and the second line is "not equal to"? I'm trying to type a lengthy formula (>250 characters including spaces and quotation marks, etc.) and at some point the line/box won't allow me to keep typing. I hope that makes sense. Thanks, John
In conditional formatting, is there a limit to the number of characters that may be entered in the third line from the right where the first line is "cell value is" and the second line is "not equal to"? I'm trying to type a lengthy formula (>250 characters including spaces and quotation marks, etc.) and at some point the line/box won't allow me to keep typing. I hope that makes sense. Thanks, John
