Google Spreadsheet Post #2268
Yogi Anand, D.Eng, P.E. ANAND Enterprises LLC -- Rochester Hills MI Oct-12-2017
Question by Wes Plybon
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Conditional Formatting if Cell Contains Range Of Characters
I have the following grids
I have the following grids
ColA ColB
Row1 AB AF
Row2 CH BC
Row3 EF AE
And 2 lists of indicators
ColA ColB
Row 21 A E
Row 22 B F
Row 23 C G
Row 24 D H
What I want to do is have 3 conditional formatting rules that highlight cells A1:B3 when they 1) contain only values in A21:A24, 2) contain only values in B21:B24, and 3) a mix of values from both columns.
In my example A1, and B2 would fall under rule #1, because both cells have only values from the A source. A3 would fall under rule #2, because it only has values from the B source. A2, B1, and B2 would fall under rule #3 because it contains values from both sources.
Here's a link to a sheet with data and expected outcomes:
https://docs.google.com/ spreadsheets/d/1lRMdnH32d-rs_ 8sxiTMLoJLgkN- zdc3FXn0dFWoOVNE/edit?usp= sharing
Any help with this would be awesome. Thanks!
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