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Default Contains the Word(s)

Put the words in a list, say M1:M10, and use a formula of

=OR(AND($A2<"",SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($M$1:$M$10,$A2))))),AND($B2<"",S UMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($M$1:$M$10,$B2))))))



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Bob

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"Keep It Simple Stupid" wrote
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Is there a conditional formatting formula that can format an entire row a
certain way if Column A or Column B contain all or one of the words in a
list.
Basically if either Column A or Column B contain "dog" and/or "cat" and/or
"mouse" and/or ....
then I want the whole row to be flagged/shaded/etc.