Hello, thanks a lot for this informative video. what if I only want to highlight the row not the column as well? would you please share the formula for that. thanks in advance.
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fDukNAJSgpk.htmlsi=3FX5S1GqRaOvbQ7Z Hey there, I have a video on this topic. Let me know if this helps =)
Great feature, but I cannot edit VB in Excel for Mac, do you have a solution? the is the VB error "Variable uses an Automation type not supported in Visual Basic"
@@CareerSolutionsforToday I see, I always save as Worksheet, so now I save as micro enabled template, and it won't affect any other setting/format in my worksheet right?
not working, after copy paste your formula error message: There's a problem with this formula. Not trying to type a forumal? When the first charcter is an equal(=) or minus (-) ...
Use this instead: =OR(CELL("ROW")=ROW();CELL("COL")=COLUMN()) I changed the comma to a semicolon and it works. Must be a language problem and how excel manage separators.
I don't seem to have that issue on my end. When you applied the conditional formatting, did you only highlight the area of your spreadsheet you wanted it to apply to?
