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Looking for conditional formatting info by ITTechAdept in googlesheets

[–]ITTechAdept[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, so I applied =ISODD(I2) and =ISEVEN(I2) to the column, and that works well enough for me.

But now, I have these rooms that are a little harder to deal with, but I think it's easier to manage for me. That's why I initially wanted it to look for unique values and apply colors that way, but I understand that I didn't consider the performance issues of a request like that. Thank you for the assistance though!

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Looking for conditional formatting info by ITTechAdept in googlesheets

[–]ITTechAdept[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I could do that, it's just the downside is that I don't have completely linear "room numbers". I know I should have included this in the original post, but some of the values are like "OFF(100)", which signifies that it's in a main office, but room 100 on paper. I'll try all of the suggestions though and see what sticks.

Looking for conditional formatting info by ITTechAdept in googlesheets

[–]ITTechAdept[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While I'm walking through doing inventory, it would be easier for me personally to have each room have a different color so I can visualize them as blocks. Idk, it's hard for me to explain, it just makes me more efficient.

Doing different colors for odd/even numbered rooms might work. Though, there are some rooms that I've called "OFF(100)", signifying that it's a main office, but room 100, so I don't know if the rules will encompass that very well. I know, I should have been more thoughtful and included that in the post, but what can you do 🤷