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Created page with "thumb|Use the formula <code>=$G1=true</code> if you are messing with Check Marks in the G Column - Otherwise it is <code>=$G1="ValueToTrigger"</code> # Create your table of data # Select your entire table of data # Click on "Format" and then "Conditional Formatting" # Create a new Conditional Formatting Rule ## Set the range to the table of data ## Change the rule to be "Cust..."
 
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## Change the rule to be "Custom formula is"
## Change the rule to be "Custom formula is"
## Use the formula <code>=$G1=true</code> if you are messing with Check Marks in the G Column - Otherwise it is <code>=$G1="ValueToTrigger"</code>
## Use the formula <code>=$G1=true</code> if you are messing with Check Marks in the G Column - Otherwise it is <code>=$G1="ValueToTrigger"</code>
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Latest revision as of 20:42, 10 March 2023

Use the formula =$G1=true if you are messing with Check Marks in the G Column - Otherwise it is =$G1="ValueToTrigger"
  1. Create your table of data
  2. Select your entire table of data
  3. Click on "Format" and then "Conditional Formatting"
  4. Create a new Conditional Formatting Rule
    1. Set the range to the table of data
    2. Change the rule to be "Custom formula is"
    3. Use the formula =$G1=true if you are messing with Check Marks in the G Column - Otherwise it is =$G1="ValueToTrigger"