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    conditional formatting

    Hello,
    I am trying to use conditional formatting for the following:
    If Column C is empty and Column I has a value in it
    - in this case a due date-
    I want the entire row highlighted.

    Column C is the column where a project is deemed as closed or not. If it is closed it will have a date (and not be blank). If it is open, it remains blank.
    Column I is where the due date is entered. I figured these two conditions would suffice to a) give me the highlights I want and B)not have the whole spreadsheet highlighted.

    I can't seem to figure it out. Any help you could offer would be most appreciated.
    thanks
    dm

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    Re: conditional formatting

    select the row(s) and go to Format|Conditional Formatting.

    Select Formula Is and then enter:

    =AND($C2="",Isnumber($I2))

    where C2 and I2 are in the top most row of your selection.

    Then click Format and choose from the Pattern tab.
    Where there is a will there are many ways.

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    Re: conditional formatting

    PLEASE SEE THE FOLLOWING THREAD
    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-gene...ormatting.html

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    Re: conditional formatting

    veejar,

    please do not use UpperCase posts... it is perceived as yelling.

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    Re: conditional formatting

    sorry i didnt know that.
    will keep that in mind from here on

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