Conditional Formatting

Crispyboggins

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Morning,

I have a spreadsheet Training Matrix with multiple columns. In colum D is has the value of 1 if training has been completed or 0 if not completed. In colum E there is a option for the date of training. Column D is updated from another sheet so what i need to do is for the coresponding cell in column E to change colour if no date is entered so the Training Officer knows that a date needs to be entered. E.g if D5 was 0 E5 will do nothing but is D5 is 1 and E5 is blank E5 will turn RED

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Select a hidden cell
Somehide hide payroll data in column G? Press F5. Type G1. Enter. Look in formula bar while you arrow down through G.
Try like..
Book1
DE
4TrainedDate
5101/01/2020
61
71
80
9105/01/2020
101
110
12108/01/2020
Sheet7
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
E5:E13Expression=AND($D5=1,$E5="")textNO


Hope that helps.
 
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Hi Snakehips,

Thanks for this. Not sure if I am doing something wrong but its not doing anything... Have posted the Conditional Formatting Screens below. Anything you can think of?

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The fact that you expect the Training Officer to enter the dates in E leads me to believe that cells in E are normally empty.
No formulas in E, Is this the case?
Also, no danger you have any stray spaces incells?
 
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Yeah cells in E are empty till date entered. Not sure if this makes a difference. Have added column C below as well. So Column C populated from a nother sheet within the workbook with a simple cell = cell formula. Column D has the formula =IF(C5>0,"1","0") which fills in column D. Does that cause any issues?

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