Last week I had a viewer of a video that I made in 2018 ask a question regarding conditional formatting and checkboxes. Now, when I created this video, it wasn't all that great. I still didn't want to talk on my tutorial videos, so I had music. Some loved it, others did not. I would like to think that I've evolved a bit since then, even if I did end up taking a year off as this was A YEAR like no other.
While that video has had several views, I did have viewers asking questions. Now those that know me, know that I'm in spreadsheets for one reason or another, every single workday. It's what I enjoy, and well, it's needed for my day-to-day work duties. Since others might be visual learners, I thought I'd do another quick tutorial for those that might want to learn how to do multiple conditional formatting. These can be applied in whichever scenario you think you would need to work for you. That's the great thing about spreadsheets, everyone uses them for different reasons.
I hope this short video tutorial will make more sense for you when you see it in real time. The formula used in the conditioning was =And($D2=1,$E2=1).
Cheers,
Beth
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