Since you’re interested in setting up more than one conditional formatting rule, we’ll assume you have already created one. But you can check out our tutorial forusing conditional formatting in Google Sheetsfor the basics on the feature if needed. If you want to use another conditional forma...
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Set the rule (e.g., Last month). Apply a light red fill with dark red text. As a result, in cell range B6:B13, only the previous month’s dates will be highlighted. Herewith the output after the conditional formatting is applied. Criteria 7: Duplicate Cell Values To find and highlig...
Open the tool by going to the Home tab and clicking the Conditional Formatting drop-down arrow. Select "Manage Rules." When the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager opens, select "This Worksheet" in the drop-down box at the top. If the rule you want to duplicate is on a different sheet,...
I have a pivot table that has two sections, a High Priority and Normal Priority section that needs different sets of conditional formatting rules, due to the High Priority section having higher standards etc. Is there a way to do this? So far I have only been able to apply rules...
Conditional formatting will help you find the cells with the values you want, to clear the conditional formatting rules in the entire worksheet,
Delete a Rule If you want to remove a rule completely, click "Delete Rule." Just be aware that you will not be asked to confirm this action. So, once you delete a conditional formatting rule here, it's removed for good. Duplicate a Rule ...
Method 1 – Using Conditional Formatting to Transpose Duplicate Rows to Columns We will useConditional Formattingto highlight the duplicate rows then transpose them in theColumn1andColumn2columns. Steps: Select the data range and then go to theHometab, ...
In our case, we go to the Fill tab and select a background color in the Background Color section as below screenshot shown:4. Click the OK button in the Edit Formatting Rule dialog box. Now you will see all duplicate values/cells are highlighted with specified color in each row. See ...
To differentiate from our previous highlight rule, select green fill with dark green text from the Format with: dropdown menu. Click OK. Now, cells containing the text M compatible are highlighted. Using these same steps and menu options, you can apply highlight rules to find Duplicate ...