Conditional formatting

nparsons75

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Hi, I need to format a cell in the following way.

In column E (if this equals 'YES') but Column F = blank then the text YES in Column E should be RED.

In column E (if this equals 'YES') and Column F = contains text then the text YES in Column E should be GREEN.

Hope that makes sense.

 

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in E1 put =and(E1="YES",F1="")=TRUE set red

then a second condition

in E1 =and(E1="YES",F1<>"")=true set green
 
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