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    Table Conditional Format =ISBLANK ()

    Hello all,

    I don't know a short & sweet way to pose this so here goes:

    I have a table of information that already has mutiple conditions that are cell specific, but I also need to apply a condition to all cells so that if any cell is blank the condition changes for that cell only.

    I know I can do each individual cell, but I really don't what to have to apply a rule to 3,000 cells.

    Forever greatful t whoever answers this question.
    Casey Wells

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    Re: Table Conditional Format =ISBLANK ()

    What's the current conditional format rule?

    you may need to adjust by adding an AND()

    e..g

    =AND(A1<>"",your_current_formula)
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