Place the cursor in Z1 cell and press Shiftl+Spacebar and now the 1st Row
will be getting selected. Z1 should be the active cell (Active Cell will
have a white Background after selection also). Extend your selection by
holding Shift+Down Arrow upto your desired row.

Excel 2003:-
Select FormatConditional FormattingCondition 1Formula Is
=$Z136
Then Click the Format command button and choose your desired Font and
Pattern colour and give Ok€¦

Excel 2007:-

Click HomeConditional FormattingManage Rules
OR
Alt+O+D
Click New RuleSelect Use Formula to determine which cell to FormatFormat
Values Where This Formula is True Copy and paste the below formula
=$Z136
Click OkApplyOk.

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"Alicia-Paris" wrote:

If COLUMN Z is more than 36... then i want it to highlight the entire row.

I have 70 rows, all with different numbers in that are already all working,
however, if the number gets above 36 in the Z COLUMN, i want it to highligh
the ENTIRE row. How do I get it to do this please guys?