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conditional format
I would like an entire row (A-R) to be highlighted if it is todays date. In
column A I have dates. I used a conditional format on cells A5:R187 =INT(A5:R187)=TODAY() this works, but only highlights todays date in column A I would like the whole row A-R to be highlighted. I am using office 2007 |
conditional format
Kevin,
Select your range by selecting A5 and dragging to select all cells. Then Format|conditional formatting|formula is =$A5=Today() choose a colour. Mike "Kevin" wrote: I would like an entire row (A-R) to be highlighted if it is todays date. In column A I have dates. I used a conditional format on cells A5:R187 =INT(A5:R187)=TODAY() this works, but only highlights todays date in column A I would like the whole row A-R to be highlighted. I am using office 2007 |
conditional format
thanks mike that works great "Mike H" wrote: Kevin, Select your range by selecting A5 and dragging to select all cells. Then Format|conditional formatting|formula is =$A5=Today() choose a colour. Mike "Kevin" wrote: I would like an entire row (A-R) to be highlighted if it is todays date. In column A I have dates. I used a conditional format on cells A5:R187 =INT(A5:R187)=TODAY() this works, but only highlights todays date in column A I would like the whole row A-R to be highlighted. I am using office 2007 |
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