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=$H2="Done"
You need quotes around any text string. -- David Biddulph "Roger" wrote in message ... I am trying to apply a conditional formula to a range of cells. I want rows to have a different color if the contents of the cell in column H has the word Done in it. Is there a way to do this, or does the conditional formula have to reference a numeric value? Using 'Formula is =$H2=Done' does nothing. Thanks! |
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