Conditional format based on two criteria
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Aug 5, 2013 at 10:55 AM
Aug 5, 2013 at 10:55 AM
Hi r71lima,
Not sure how row 4 would be yellow, but try the following formula for conditional formatting:
=AND(OR(B1="A",B1="B",B1="C",B1="D",B1="E",B1="F",B1="G",B1="H",B1="Z"),C1="TOTAL")
Drag the formatted cells down, applying format only.
Best regards,
Trowa
Not sure how row 4 would be yellow, but try the following formula for conditional formatting:
=AND(OR(B1="A",B1="B",B1="C",B1="D",B1="E",B1="F",B1="G",B1="H",B1="Z"),C1="TOTAL")
Drag the formatted cells down, applying format only.
Best regards,
Trowa
Sirs:
Thank you so much for responding however this doesn't seem to want to work. I am currently using MS Excel 2010. In order to conditionally format I go to the Home ribbon, click in the Style section; conditional formatting, higlight cells rules, more rules, and then down to "Use a formula to determine which cells to format." There it offers me a cell to enter my formula, after which it asks me which cells to include the formatting to.
The formula you offered doesn't seem to be able to locate the correct content to highlight properly but instead is highlighting random "cells" instead of the correct entire row.
The formula will I seek should cover cells B8:T300, and highlight in blue an entire row when it finds any of the letters A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H in column B, but on if/AND the word "TOTAL" in column C.
Please let me know if there is anything else you can offer and again thank you so much for trying to assist.
Thank you so much for responding however this doesn't seem to want to work. I am currently using MS Excel 2010. In order to conditionally format I go to the Home ribbon, click in the Style section; conditional formatting, higlight cells rules, more rules, and then down to "Use a formula to determine which cells to format." There it offers me a cell to enter my formula, after which it asks me which cells to include the formatting to.
The formula you offered doesn't seem to be able to locate the correct content to highlight properly but instead is highlighting random "cells" instead of the correct entire row.
The formula will I seek should cover cells B8:T300, and highlight in blue an entire row when it finds any of the letters A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H in column B, but on if/AND the word "TOTAL" in column C.
Please let me know if there is anything else you can offer and again thank you so much for trying to assist.
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Aug 8, 2013 at 10:43 AM
Aug 8, 2013 at 10:43 AM
Hi r71lima,
I have used Excel 2010 not enough times to guide you.
In Excel 2003 you would select the cells, you wish to change format, first. Then select conditional format, formule is:, and type in the formula.
The lady on this site:
https://contexturesblog.com/archives/2012/06/21/excel-2010-conditional-formatting-nightmare/
talks about "Conditional Formatting Manager" where it is clear to which cells the CF is applied and which rule (formula) is used as shown by a screenshot.
Just don't use a different rule for each row, but only for the first row. Then exit CF and drag the formatted cells down. When you stop dragging, a small square should appear with the option to apply format only. (Hopefully that is still the same between 2003 and 2010.)
Hopefully it will help you out.
Best regards,
Trowa
I have used Excel 2010 not enough times to guide you.
In Excel 2003 you would select the cells, you wish to change format, first. Then select conditional format, formule is:, and type in the formula.
The lady on this site:
https://contexturesblog.com/archives/2012/06/21/excel-2010-conditional-formatting-nightmare/
talks about "Conditional Formatting Manager" where it is clear to which cells the CF is applied and which rule (formula) is used as shown by a screenshot.
Just don't use a different rule for each row, but only for the first row. Then exit CF and drag the formatted cells down. When you stop dragging, a small square should appear with the option to apply format only. (Hopefully that is still the same between 2003 and 2010.)
Hopefully it will help you out.
Best regards,
Trowa
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Hi r71lima,
Then try this:
=AND(OR($B8="A",$B8="B",$B8="C",$B8="D",$B8="E",$B8="F",$B8="G",$B8="H",$B8="Z"),$C8="TOTAL")
Remove the ,$B8="Z" if that is no longer a criteria.
Best regards,
Trowa
Then try this:
=AND(OR($B8="A",$B8="B",$B8="C",$B8="D",$B8="E",$B8="F",$B8="G",$B8="H",$B8="Z"),$C8="TOTAL")
Remove the ,$B8="Z" if that is no longer a criteria.
Best regards,
Trowa
