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Elias Alkalais
A range of cells have a formula of this type :
=if(expression_1,expression_2,NA())
If expression_1 = True then A2 = expression_2, cell and font color are set
to the [Automatic] sheet color.
When expression_1 = False and cell value evaluates to #N/A,
how can I force EXCEL to use a different cell and font color ??
I have to use the NA() because then I plot cell range in a XY plot.
I've tried Conditional formatting, but it doesn't seem to work with NA().
TIA
Elias
=if(expression_1,expression_2,NA())
If expression_1 = True then A2 = expression_2, cell and font color are set
to the [Automatic] sheet color.
When expression_1 = False and cell value evaluates to #N/A,
how can I force EXCEL to use a different cell and font color ??
I have to use the NA() because then I plot cell range in a XY plot.
I've tried Conditional formatting, but it doesn't seem to work with NA().
TIA
Elias