Yes, just use a formula such as
=$C1<>0
assuming that the CF is in A1:An, and the values are in C
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Subject: Conditionally format a column conditionally format
a column values
of another column
> Is there a way to conditionally format a column of
cells based on the
> corresponding non-zero values of another column?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
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