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I know that I can apply conditional formating to a cell, but I require it to
be applied to a row, ie if a2 is equal to or less than a value then row a2
formatting has strike through applied to font an applied to all cells in that
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hilight the row that you want formatted... go to Conditional Formatting

then select Formula is and type exactly

=$A$2cell

Cell of course is your reference... but make sure everything has $ around it
to keep it absolute throughout the row.

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I know that I can apply conditional formating to a cell, but I require it to
be applied to a row, ie if a2 is equal to or less than a value then row a2
formatting has strike through applied to font an applied to all cells in that
row.

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Thanks that basicly did it, but what I require is cell a4 has a date in it
and the spreadsheet has over 100 rows what I would like is if say a2 to a3
is value 14/5/07 15/5/07 ie
a2 = 14/5/07
a3 = 15/5/07
a4 = 16/5/07
apply conditional format to all rows above a4 with value less than a4 strike
through on font.

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hilight the row that you want formatted... go to Conditional Formatting

then select Formula is and type exactly

=$A$2cell

Cell of course is your reference... but make sure everything has $ around it
to keep it absolute throughout the row.

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I know that I can apply conditional formating to a cell, but I require it to
be applied to a row, ie if a2 is equal to or less than a value then row a2
formatting has strike through applied to font an applied to all cells in that
row.

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Default Conditional formating

Have you tried removing the dollar sign from the row reference to make it
relative, rather than absolute?
=$A2cell
so that the appropriate row number is used when you apply the format to the
other rows.
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Thanks that basicly did it, but what I require is cell a4 has a date in it
and the spreadsheet has over 100 rows what I would like is if say a2 to
a3
is value 14/5/07 15/5/07 ie
a2 = 14/5/07
a3 = 15/5/07
a4 = 16/5/07
apply conditional format to all rows above a4 with value less than a4
strike
through on font.

"AKphidelt" wrote:

hilight the row that you want formatted... go to Conditional Formatting

then select Formula is and type exactly

=$A$2cell

Cell of course is your reference... but make sure everything has $ around
it
to keep it absolute throughout the row.

"bbc1" wrote:

I know that I can apply conditional formating to a cell, but I require
it to
be applied to a row, ie if a2 is equal to or less than a value then row
a2
formatting has strike through applied to font an applied to all cells
in that
row.



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