Why is it that sometimes when I enter a formula in Conditional Formatting, Excel changes it when I save it? For instance, I just entered a formula to highlight all rows that have "Yes" in column B. My code entered was=$B2="Yes", but when I saved it, nothing was highlighted. When...
I have a pivot table with different rows. I applied a traffic light with 5 colours on a value column via conditional formatting. It works fine on desktop. Just after I add it to MS teams , and when I collapse the columns conditional formatting disappears. Original data file has 5 parent ...
The Compatibility Checker in Excel found one or more conditional formatting-related compatibility issues. Important: Before you continue saving the workbook to an earlier file format, you should address issues that cause a significant loss of functionality so that you can prevent permanen...
You can't apply gradient formatting with automatic maximum/minimum values, or rule-based formatting with percentage rules, if your data contains NaN values. NaN means "not a number," and is most commonly caused by a divide by zero error. You can use the DIVIDE() DAX function to avoid the...
It is possible that your conditional formatting is sensitive to the position of the cell/value. For example it is possible to create a conditional formatting rule that compares the value in a cell to the value in the cell below it. If the data is sorted, the rules may not yield the sam...
If the field the formatting is based on contains percentages, write the numbers in the rules as decimals, which are the actual values; for example, ".25" instead of "25". Also, select Number instead of Percent for the number format. For example, "If value is greater than or equal to...
Solved: Hi, I'm using a table visual with 15 columns. Conditional formatting is applied for a few columns and visual-level filters were also included
Some cells contain conditional formatting with theStop if Trueoption cleared. Earlier versions of Excel do not recognize this option and will stop after the first true condition. What it meansIn Excel 97-2003, conditional formatting without stopping when the condition has been met is...
=IF(B4>=VLOOKUP(A4,$E$4:$F$10,2,FALSE),B4,NA()) The end result looks like below showing only two products have increased sales since last year, or last week. With this amazing technique you can apply any Conditional Formatting to charts in Excel. All the power comes from the logica...
If we remove conditional formatting from cells where it has been applied, Excel also removes the cell formats. In this article, we will demonstrate 2 different ways to remove conditional formatting but keep the cell formats. To illustrate our methods, we’ll use the dataset below, which ...