Is it possible by conditional formatting or VBA code to check down a column in "B1:B300" and if any cells are black then color the cells next to it in column "C" and "D" black as well.
Are the black cells in B1:B300 themselves black by Conditional Formatting or some other way? If Conditional Formatting then use the same conditions to format the other two columns.
Colours the box with conditional formatting =ISTEXT(B1) only colours the box if text in it, the next two boxes in "C" and "D" I want to colour but will always be empty.
Or you could make them all exactly the same by removing the existing Conditional Formatting then selecting B1:D300 and applying the CF formula suggested by Fazza
=ISTEXT($B1)
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