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    Conditional Formating

    Hi everyone,
    I want to display in Col G2 (MISS ADDRESS)
    and in Col G3 (ADDRESS OK)

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    Thanks

    Bakar
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    Last edited by Bakar; 11-25-2010 at 05:12 AM. Reason: Change Title

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    Re: Conditional Formating

    Hello,

    This has nothing to do with Conditional Formatting. Conditional formatting changes the appearance of a cell based on certain conditions. In this case, you just want to calculate a cell value to be either "Address OK" or "Miss Address". This can be done with a simple IF() statement in the target cell.

    Starting in G2 and copied down:

    =if(D2<>"","Address OK","Miss Address")

    Which means: If the cell in Column D in the current row has a value other than an empty string ( the ""), display the text "Address OK", otherwise (that is, if column D of the current row has no text), show "Miss Address"

    does that help?

    cheers,
    Last edited by teylyn; 11-25-2010 at 04:35 AM.

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