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I wish to highlight all the data in a row in a particular colour depending on
the value of one of the cells i.e. if cell c3 says 'confirmed' I would like all the entries in row 3 to be green, if it says 'released', then red, etc. So far I can change the word 'confirmed' in c3 to green, or to red for 'released', but can't work out how to change the rest of the row based on this value. Any help very welcome. |
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select the cell(s) you want to be formatted
In conditional formatting choose formula and enter =A3="confirmed" choose the color you want. this is limited -----Original Message----- I wish to highlight all the data in a row in a particular colour depending on the value of one of the cells i.e. if cell c3 says 'confirmed' I would like all the entries in row 3 to be green, if it says 'released', then red, etc. So far I can change the word 'confirmed' in c3 to green, or to red for 'released', but can't work out how to change the rest of the row based on this value. Any help very welcome. . |
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In CF
select the whole change condition 1 to Formula is add a formula of =$c3="Confirmed" set the colour as normal -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "McKenna" wrote in message ... I wish to highlight all the data in a row in a particular colour depending on the value of one of the cells i.e. if cell c3 says 'confirmed' I would like all the entries in row 3 to be green, if it says 'released', then red, etc. So far I can change the word 'confirmed' in c3 to green, or to red for 'released', but can't work out how to change the rest of the row based on this value. Any help very welcome. |
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Thank you!
" wrote: select the cell(s) you want to be formatted In conditional formatting choose formula and enter =A3="confirmed" choose the color you want. this is limited -----Original Message----- I wish to highlight all the data in a row in a particular colour depending on the value of one of the cells i.e. if cell c3 says 'confirmed' I would like all the entries in row 3 to be green, if it says 'released', then red, etc. So far I can change the word 'confirmed' in c3 to green, or to red for 'released', but can't work out how to change the rest of the row based on this value. Any help very welcome. . |
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Many thanks
"Bob Phillips" wrote: In CF select the whole change condition 1 to Formula is add a formula of =$c3="Confirmed" set the colour as normal -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "McKenna" wrote in message ... I wish to highlight all the data in a row in a particular colour depending on the value of one of the cells i.e. if cell c3 says 'confirmed' I would like all the entries in row 3 to be green, if it says 'released', then red, etc. So far I can change the word 'confirmed' in c3 to green, or to red for 'released', but can't work out how to change the rest of the row based on this value. Any help very welcome. |
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