Conditional Formatting Formula

sarahrosenberg

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I need to write a formula that highlights cells that contain an error if the next cell contains the word "Venmo."

IF (AND (I3=ISERROR , J3 CONTAINS THE WORD VENMO)) then color the cell red

I know my formula is silly, but think it conveys what I am trying to do?? :-D

TIA!!!

Sarah

PS, I know how to access the tab to create conditional formatting formulas, I just can't figure out how to type it!
 
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Excel Facts

What is the shortcut key for Format Selection?
Ctrl+1 (the number one) will open the Format dialog for whatever is selected.
IF(AND(ISERROR($I$3),$J$3=“*Venmo*”),1,0)
 
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