Excel Magic Trick 1307: Conditionally Format Multiple Non-Adjacent Cells in Cross Tabulated Table

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Create Logical Formula to conditionally format only certain cell sin cross tabulated report using a Boolean Array Operation inside the SUM function:
1. (00:13) Problem Set Up
2. (01:25) Look at Logical Formula using AND and OR functions and individual cells.
3. (02:02) Look at Logical Formula using individual cells in Boolean Formula
4. (02:33) Create Boolean Array Operation inside the SUM function and paste it into Conditional Formatting Dialog Box
5. (04:23) Learn about F9 key and Ctrl + Z and Esc key when formula is in Edit Mode.
6. (07:00) Paste Array Formula into Conditional Formatting Dialog Box
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Really good--especially the tip for making the formulas in a cell before moving to the conditional formatting box.

OzduSoleilDATA
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Thanks for the videos made me understand macro recording. Actually i learnt so much from you. I have made a macro enabled file for( Library managing system)and i have to protect certain cells which contains
So the question is :" How can i protect my sheet only for user interface?"

shyamneupane
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Mike: Thanks for posting how to conditional format different cells in a table. I have been intrigued for the last 2 days on what formula to use for the conditional formatting. I tried the AND function but the array multiplication was brilliant and easier to understand. Could you have used the M.Mult function also?

jazzista
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Permission to share this on Facebook, Mike.

Laydjo
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Hi Mike. Nice video as usually. The problem with the formula is next. You have and no comparison sign. The result of the sum could be 0, 1, 2 etc. Why not to ask in the dialog formula that What is funny it is working without comparison sign and I do not get it why. In fact the formula is the same for the whole matrix.

VSP
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Some confusion here, about the term "non-adjacent" in the title.

josdiepenbeek