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Hi Gayathry
You can do this by using the following. I shall try to apply the format if A1 = 50. Select the entire row. Go to conditional formatting In the dropdown use Formula is and put in this formula =$A2=50. Then Select the format and click OK. If A1 = 50 the format would apply for the entire row and vice versa. I hope the said solves your problem Regards Raj "GAYATHRY" wrote: I NEED TO APPLY FORMATTING TO AN ENTIRE ROW WHEN ONE CELL IN THE ROW MEETS A CRITERIA |
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