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you may need to adjust roger_karam's formula to change the ; to , depending on your regional settings...
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you may need to adjust roger_karam's formula to change the ; to , depending on your regional settings...

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Barry's answer is the way to go. Used to the IF statement because i remember having trouble with older versions of excel without it.
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Barry's answer is the way to go. Used to the IF statement because i remember having trouble with older versions of excel without it.

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Thanks guys. Also didn't realize that a &quot;blank cell&quot; = 0
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Thanks guys. Also didn't realize that a "blank cell" = 0

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How would a conditional formatting statement be written to cover multiple conditions in a cell, such as a blank cell or a &quot;0&quot; (zero) in a cell. Column of cells actually.<br />
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Thanks for any assistance<br />
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How would a conditional formatting statement be written to cover multiple conditions in a cell, such as a blank cell or a "0" (zero) in a cell. Column of cells actually.

Thanks for any assistance



Conditional Formatting, multiple blank or zero

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