Conditional Formatting

gtd526

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Hello,
Im using the following formula in Column "AP": =IF(LEN($AM4)>1,$T4,"")
Using Conditional Formatting(cell value >0) in Column "AP" to highlight cells, it highlights blank cells also.
How do I get around this in Conditional Formatting?
 

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Not sure why that wouldn't work, but maybe try using a Conditional Formatting formula instead, i.e.
Excel Formula:
=AND($AP4>0,$AP4<>"")
 
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Not sure why that wouldn't work, but maybe try using a Conditional Formatting formula instead, i.e.
Excel Formula:
=AND($AP4>0,$AP4<>"")
Yes. It works.
Thank you.
 
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