Sandman1985
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- Joined
- Jun 22, 2022
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- 365
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- Windows
Hi All,
Hoping what I am trying to do is possible. Read a few variations on my conditional formatting formula but nothing was successful.
I am trying to conditionally format cells in a table, based on values in a second table.
I have used this formula =IF(BO12="",NOT(ISBLANK('Overall Schedule'!BO9))) and it works - except it is also applying formatting to corresponding cells which contain a formula but no value. Is there a way I can edit this formula to ignore cells with a formula but no value in the "Overall Schedule" sheet?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Sandman
Hoping what I am trying to do is possible. Read a few variations on my conditional formatting formula but nothing was successful.
I am trying to conditionally format cells in a table, based on values in a second table.
I have used this formula =IF(BO12="",NOT(ISBLANK('Overall Schedule'!BO9))) and it works - except it is also applying formatting to corresponding cells which contain a formula but no value. Is there a way I can edit this formula to ignore cells with a formula but no value in the "Overall Schedule" sheet?
Any help greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Sandman