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Excel Conditional Formatting won't work
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Anonymous
I would like to write a formula that turns the background green in cells C4:F4 when cells C4:E4 each have a value of 0.
The data in C4:E4 is derived from the formula series =COUNTIF('Property 1'!F2:F30,"XXXXXXXX") in columns D to G each cell in C4:E4 has the same formula with the only difference being the text within the quotation marks that I have marked X.
For some reason it won't work. I have made sure cells C4:F4 are numbers
and not text.
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Anonymous
2024-08-09T22:36:43+00:00 -
HansV 462.6K Reputation points2024-08-09T21:55:01+00:00 Change the formula in the Conditional Formatting rule to
=AND($C4:$E4=0)