问题
I have a list of numeric codes in a range on a tab of a Google sheet. These values are non-consecutive, unsorted.
On a separate tab, I would like to conditional format a cell if its content matches any of the individual cells in the aforementioned range.
The best I can do in the "Format cells if..." dropdown is selecting "Text is exactly" and typing a single numeric code. Currently, I have a rule for each of the numeric codes. I would like to replace this collection of single rules with one rule.
回答1:
=FILTER(B1, COUNTIF(INDIRECT("A$1:A"), B1))
here is an example of the opposite, so to adapt it for your purpose you need to drop NOT() and use INDIRECT() if you want to reference another sheet/tab (and you either use "text contains" or "text is exactly"):
green color:
- apply to range A1:A custom fx:
=FILTER(A1, NOT(COUNTIF(B1:E, A1)))
red color:
- apply to range B1:B custom fx:
=FILTER(B1, NOT(COUNTIF(A$1:A, B1))) - apply to range C1:C custom fx:
=FILTER(C1, NOT(COUNTIF(A$1:A, C1))) - apply to range D1:D custom fx:
=FILTER(D1, NOT(COUNTIF(A$1:A, D1))) - etc.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55908426/how-to-conditionally-format-a-cell-in-google-sheets-if-its-content-is-present