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fatdaz
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I am trying to apply conditional formatting to a group of cells using
very simple formula.
In the conditional formatting box I am selecting "Formula Is" and i
the formula box entering:
=IF($T$23="STRING") and applying a format
I get an Excel error "The formula you typed contains an error
complaining about the quotes and the equals signs. The long and th
short of it is that I have to quote the " and = symbols. If I do thi
Excel converts the formula to:
="'=IF($T$23='""STRING'"")"
This is obviously not evaluating correctly as the formatting doesn'
apply.
It almost seems to me like Excel is not accepting this is a formul
even though I am definitely selecting "Formula Is"
Anybody know what's happening here? (Excel 2003 & XP)
Darre
I am trying to apply conditional formatting to a group of cells using
very simple formula.
In the conditional formatting box I am selecting "Formula Is" and i
the formula box entering:
=IF($T$23="STRING") and applying a format
I get an Excel error "The formula you typed contains an error
complaining about the quotes and the equals signs. The long and th
short of it is that I have to quote the " and = symbols. If I do thi
Excel converts the formula to:
="'=IF($T$23='""STRING'"")"
This is obviously not evaluating correctly as the formatting doesn'
apply.
It almost seems to me like Excel is not accepting this is a formul
even though I am definitely selecting "Formula Is"
Anybody know what's happening here? (Excel 2003 & XP)
Darre