How to create conditional formatting in Google Sheets The easiest way to set conditional formatting on Google Sheets is by using the Format option in the Google Sheets toolbar.

To extend your conditional formatting to a new part of the spreadsheet, a new worksheet or even a new workbook, Excel's "Format Painter" feature lets you easily copy conditional formatting.

The problem: Using conventional techniques, conditional formatting allows you to specify a range of cells that will determine the formatting within the same spreadsheet; the data usually cannot be ...

You don’t need to manually re-enter Excel spreadsheet data in another workbook. Learn how to copy a worksheet to another workbook here.

Thinking Ahead To Save Time One thing about conditional formatting: It can be very time-consuming to replicate a formula over and over for a given cell and replace, one by one, each reference to a ...

However, occasionally we need to compare values from one row to another. The good news is that it’s no more difficult to implement a row-comparing formatting rule than to compare columns.

Common wisdom says you just can't apply conditional formatting in a Google Apps spreadsheet using data from a different sheet. But here at Campus Technology, we laugh in the face of wisdom, common or ...

Common wisdom says you just can't apply conditional formatting in a Google Apps spreadsheet using data from a different sheet. But here at THE Journal, we laugh in the face of wisdom, common or ...