Conditional formating if cell is a formula
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I'm trying to have cells which value has been entered manually and cells that are the result of a formula differently, is there a way to do that?
google-sheets formulas conditional-formatting
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I'm trying to have cells which value has been entered manually and cells that are the result of a formula differently, is there a way to do that?
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I'm trying to have cells which value has been entered manually and cells that are the result of a formula differently, is there a way to do that?
google-sheets formulas conditional-formatting
edited Jan 24 at 14:18
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asked Jan 23 at 19:41
kaleidoscopkaleidoscop
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I'm trying to have cells which value has been entered manually and cells that are the result of a formula differently, is there a way to do that?
google-sheets formulas conditional-formatting
google-sheets formulas conditional-formatting
edited Jan 24 at 14:18
serenesat
8,910102242
asked Jan 23 at 19:41
kaleidoscopkaleidoscop
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edited Jan 24 at 14:18
serenesat
8,910102242
asked Jan 23 at 19:41
kaleidoscopkaleidoscop
1114
edited Jan 24 at 14:18
serenesat
8,910102242
edited Jan 24 at 14:18
serenesat
8,910102242
edited Jan 24 at 14:18
serenesat
8,910102242
8,910102242
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kaleidoscopkaleidoscop
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asked Jan 23 at 19:41
kaleidoscopkaleidoscop
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- custom formula:
=ISFORMULA(A1)or:=IF(NOT(ISBLANK(A1)), (NOT(ISFORMULA(A1))))
answered Jan 23 at 21:26
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Thanks for your answer, but I want to format all cells in the sheet. With this solution I can only make one column at a time (for instance by selecting column A and writing =ISFORMULA($A1)). For the whole sheet I wouldn't know what to put into the brackets.
– kaleidoscop
Jan 24 at 6:32
@kaleidoscop you will put the same but you will apply it to the whole range. eg instead ofA1:A, type inA1:Z
– user0
Jan 24 at 12:13
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- custom formula:
=ISFORMULA(A1)or:=IF(NOT(ISBLANK(A1)), (NOT(ISFORMULA(A1))))
answered Jan 23 at 21:26
user0user0
9,52871432
Thanks for your answer, but I want to format all cells in the sheet. With this solution I can only make one column at a time (for instance by selecting column A and writing =ISFORMULA($A1)). For the whole sheet I wouldn't know what to put into the brackets.
– kaleidoscop
Jan 24 at 6:32
@kaleidoscop you will put the same but you will apply it to the whole range. eg instead ofA1:A, type inA1:Z
– user0
Jan 24 at 12:13
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- custom formula:
=ISFORMULA(A1)or:=IF(NOT(ISBLANK(A1)), (NOT(ISFORMULA(A1))))
answered Jan 23 at 21:26
user0user0
9,52871432
Thanks for your answer, but I want to format all cells in the sheet. With this solution I can only make one column at a time (for instance by selecting column A and writing =ISFORMULA($A1)). For the whole sheet I wouldn't know what to put into the brackets.
– kaleidoscop
Jan 24 at 6:32
@kaleidoscop you will put the same but you will apply it to the whole range. eg instead ofA1:A, type inA1:Z
– user0
Jan 24 at 12:13
add a comment |
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- custom formula:
=ISFORMULA(A1)or:=IF(NOT(ISBLANK(A1)), (NOT(ISFORMULA(A1))))
answered Jan 23 at 21:26
user0user0
9,52871432
- custom formula:
=ISFORMULA(A1)or:=IF(NOT(ISBLANK(A1)), (NOT(ISFORMULA(A1))))
answered Jan 23 at 21:26
user0user0
9,52871432
edited Jan 23 at 21:34
answered Jan 23 at 21:26
user0user0
9,52871432
answered Jan 23 at 21:26
user0user0
9,52871432
answered Jan 23 at 21:26
user0user0
9,52871432
9,52871432
Thanks for your answer, but I want to format all cells in the sheet. With this solution I can only make one column at a time (for instance by selecting column A and writing =ISFORMULA($A1)). For the whole sheet I wouldn't know what to put into the brackets.
– kaleidoscop
Jan 24 at 6:32
@kaleidoscop you will put the same but you will apply it to the whole range. eg instead ofA1:A, type inA1:Z
– user0
Jan 24 at 12:13
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Thanks for your answer, but I want to format all cells in the sheet. With this solution I can only make one column at a time (for instance by selecting column A and writing =ISFORMULA($A1)). For the whole sheet I wouldn't know what to put into the brackets.
– kaleidoscop
Jan 24 at 6:32
@kaleidoscop you will put the same but you will apply it to the whole range. eg instead ofA1:A, type inA1:Z
– user0
Jan 24 at 12:13
Thanks for your answer, but I want to format all cells in the sheet. With this solution I can only make one column at a time (for instance by selecting column A and writing =ISFORMULA($A1)). For the whole sheet I wouldn't know what to put into the brackets.
– kaleidoscop
Jan 24 at 6:32
Thanks for your answer, but I want to format all cells in the sheet. With this solution I can only make one column at a time (for instance by selecting column A and writing =ISFORMULA($A1)). For the whole sheet I wouldn't know what to put into the brackets.
– kaleidoscop
Jan 24 at 6:32
@kaleidoscop you will put the same but you will apply it to the whole range. eg instead of
A1:A, type in A1:Z– user0
Jan 24 at 12:13
@kaleidoscop you will put the same but you will apply it to the whole range. eg instead of
A1:A, type in A1:Z– user0
Jan 24 at 12:13
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