Method 4 – Using Greater Than Equal (>=) with Blank Cellsto Highlight a Cell If Its Value Is Greater Than Another Cell We put some blank cells that we’ll need to skip. Steps: Select a cell or cell range. We selected the cell rangeD5:D10 Go toConditional Formattingand selectNew Ru...
1.6 Highlight CellIf Cell Does Not HaveValue in Excel Suppose there are some blank cells in a large dataset, and you want to highlight them for greater visibility. Tohighlight the blank cells using Conditional Formatting, follow the steps below for the example dataset: First of all, select ...
Tips: To skip the blank cell when highlighting a cell value greater than another cell, please use this formula:=AND(B2>C2, $C2<>"")into the Conditional Formatting. And you will get the result as below screenshot shown: Highlight cell if value is greater than another cell with Kut...
In the Selection type section, select the Cell option. In the Specific type section, set one or two conditions: Click on the drop-down arrow at left side to select a relationship you need, such as Greater than, Less than, Greater than or equal to, etc. Type the value in ...
If you want to apply color to all the blank cells from a range, go to aspecial option can be an easy-to-useway. This method is simple: Select all the blank cells andapplycell color. Yes, that’s it.Below are the steps you need to follow to highlight all the blank cells. ...
Highlight all blank cells Excel also allows you to use formulas for conditional formatting. One benefit to Excel formulas is that you can reference the values elsewhere in your spreadsheet. In the example below, I’m using anExcel IF formulato test if the cell value in B2 is greater than ...
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To recognize visually blank cells containing formulas that return empty strings as blanks, check if the Text property of each cell in the selected range = "", and if TRUE, then apply the color. Here's the code to highlight all blanks and empty strings in a selected range: Sub Highlight...
Before you can perform any work in a cell or format a range of cells, they must first be selected. Once you select your desired cells, Excel highlights them so they stand out. This allows you to easily see what cell or range of cells has been selected, thus the term 'highlight.' ...
- 3rd rule (Graded Color Scale), no way. Such rule apply to a single column only and that column must contain numeric values. The only way to go would be to replace this rule by n rules, each matching a number/value (or range of numbers) and filling the corresponding ...