Formatting - conditional on errors

Denise

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I would like to use conditional formats that kick-in when a cell's formula results in an error. Is there a way to do this?

Denise
 

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Try using a function like iserr or isna depending on what errors you want or if you want all error. Then make the conditional format have (Formula Equals) then something like =IsErr("A1")

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DRJ
 
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