Excel Conditional Formatting if cell in Column A AND the cell in Column B are blank than highlight cell in Column G
Question
I am trying to use the conditional formatting in Excel so that if a cell in Column A is blank and the cell in Column H (of the same row) is also blank then the cell in Column G gets highlighted in blue.
At the moment I am using this formula and it doesn't seem to work. Excel_Formula_BlankCellsFormat
1 answers
solution1
0 ACCPTED 2022-05-14 02:43:27
Try this rule-
=AND($A1="",$H1="")
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