Excel Conditional Formatting and Blank Cells

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bxb7668

I would like to apply conditional formatting to a cell that has three
possible values: zero, greater than zero, or blank. The first two are
easy. How do I create a condition that traps a blank cell?

Brian
 
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bxb7668

Thank you. I didn't know that I could put an equal sign in the value
field. I had just tried entering two quotes which ended up looking
for the string double quote.
Brian
 
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Bob I

You're welcome, enjoy the day.
Thank you. I didn't know that I could put an equal sign in the value
field. I had just tried entering two quotes which ended up looking
for the string double quote.
Brian
 

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