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When you select a range for conditional formatting and trying to create a new rule based on a formula, always pay attention to the row# used in the formula, it must match the row# of the first row in the selected range. So if you select the range A2:N103 and create a new rule ...
following object shows, because every cell that does not match the other two criteria always gets the low icon. */iconSetCF.criteria = [ {}asany, {type: Excel.ConditionalFormatIconRuleType.number, operator: Excel.ConditionalIconCriterionOperator.greaterThanOrEqual, formula:"=700"}, {type: ...
Does it not work for decimal numbers or cells with percentage format? Do you have a solution for this? Reply Alexander Trifuntov (Ablebits Team) says: 2024-09-13 at 1:41 pm Hi! For the range $B$3:$F$3, use the conditional formatting formula =B3Cell references in Excel conditional ...
2.1.1467 Part 1 Section 21.2.2.65, f (Formula) 2.1.1468 Part 1 Section 21.2.2.66, firstFooter (First Footer) 2.1.1469 Part 1 Section 21.2.2.67, firstHeader (First Header) 2.1.1470 Part 1 Section 21.2.2.69, floor (Floor) 2.1.1471 Part 1 Section 21.2.2.70, fmtId (Format ID)...
The above formula checks all the cells for two conditions – whether it is blank or not and whether it has an error or not. If any of the conditions is TRUE, it returns TRUE. Set the format that you want to apply to the cells that are blank or have errors. To do this, click on...
IConditionalFormatcondition1=condition.AddCondition();//Represents conditional format rule that the value in target range should be between 10 and 20condition1.FormatType=ExcelCFType.CellValue;condition1.Operator=ExcelComparisonOperator.Between;condition1.FirstFormula="10";condition1.SecondFormula="20";...
I added into only one conditional format out of at least 2-dozen in a 2mb spreadsheet, and it jumped to 4mb for just one use conditional formatting formula. Reply Marco Koene says: You could try this formula in your Validation Source: =OFFSET(tables!$A$2;0;0;COUNTA(tables!...
In the formula box, type the formula: =IF(COUNTA($C$5:$C$9)=COUNTA($B$5:$B$9),TRUE,FALSE) From theFormatoption, select a fill color like in the previous methods. Click onOK. How Does the Formula Work? COUNTA($C$5:$C$9):ExcelCOUNTAfunction will count the number of cells in...
To copy conditional formatting to a new workbook or sheet, select the cells you want to copy conditional formatting from, and click theFormat Painticon. Drag your cursor over the column, rows, or document to apply the rules. Here’sa walkthrough of this function. ...