No matter which method you use to ignore blanks, you need to check the Stop If True box in this dialog box, and then click the OK button.
Then it returns to the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager dialog box. Click the OK button without specifying any format.ģ. For example, your selected range is B3:E12, you need to change A2 to B3 in the formula.
Note: here the A2 in the formula is the first cell of the selected range.Copy and paste the formula =ISBLANK(A2)=TRUE into the Format values where this formula is true box In the Select a Rule Type box, select Use a formula to determine which cells to format Do not select any format and click the OK button. Select Blanks in the Format only cells with drop-down list Select Format only cells that contain in the Select a Rule Type box You can do as the below two methods to ignore blank cells in conditional formatting. Then it gets into the New Formatting Rule dialog box. Note: You can open the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager dialog box by clicking Conditional Formatting > Manage Rules under Home tab.Ģ. Keep staying in the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager dialog box, then click the New Rule button. Ignore zero cells in conditional formatting in ExcelĪfter creating conditional formatting rules for the list of data, you need to add a new rule to ignore the blank cells in the list.ġ. Ignore blank cells in conditional formatting in Excel
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Supposing you have a list of data with zero or blank cells, and you want to conditional format this list of data but ignore the blank or zero cells, what would you do? In this article, we will show you how to use conditional formatting with ignoring blank or zero cells in Excel. How to ignore blank or zero cells in conditional formatting in Excel?
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