=IF(INDIRECT(ADRESS(ROW();COLUMN()))>1;1;0) It doen't work, when I put it in the formula for conditional formatting, but for example when I try to separate it and use "INDIRECT(ADRESS(ROW();COLUMN()... The trade off with this is the reliance on volatile functions....
THanks for your reply. Excel didn't like the IF statement. It seems it is not required. Regards David, It's not required, but in general conditional formatting shall work with IF (i didn't test above particular formula). You may use in the rule any formula which returns TRUE or FALSE...
From time to time I’ll answer a question onStack Overflowabout a Conditional Formatting formula that includes an IF statement. Something like this: =IF(A2=”Something”,TRUE,FALSE) I’ll politely let them know you don’t need IFs in conditional formatting formulas, and that their formula ca...
This is how you can create robust conditionally formatted crosstabs in Tableau.
In this statement, the number 1 indexes the first rule on the range. Editing the Priority Excel 2007 introduces the idea of rule priorities to support multiple conditions on a range. The priority determines the order of application of the rule. In the object model, you have the Priority prop...
Conditional formatting in Excel with Icons won't do what you would like. Ideally you could set the Icon Values to a formula that would allow more flexibility, but this doesn't work. If you are willing to use fill instead of icons to indicate your highlights, you could do this: ...
In this statement, the number 1 indexes the first rule on the range. Editing the Priority Excel 2007 introduces the idea of rule priorities to support multiple conditions on a range. The priority determines the order of application of the rule. In the object model, you have the Priority prop...
In this statement, the number 1 indexes the first rule on the range. Editing the Priority Excel 2007 introduces the idea of rule priorities to support multiple conditions on a range. The priority determines the order of application of the rule. In the object model, you have the Priority prop...
We have an issue with the SAS created Excel workbooks. If we select a row and apply "Conditional Formatting" the numbers in the row select shift to the left. When looking at the alignment format of one of the selected cells it says that it is right aligned. In addition to the shift ...
We have an issue with the SAS created Excel workbooks. If we select a row and apply "Conditional Formatting" the numbers in the row select shift to the left. When looking at the alignment format of one of the selected cells it says that it is right aligned. In addition to the shift ...