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I need some help with conditional formatting please.
I want cells in column B to automatically turn red when the value of the adjacent cell in column A is equal 'Pending'. It seems to be working fine when i select cells in column B one by one and put the following condition: Formula is: =$A$1="Pending" But this work only for cell B1. I want to be able to select the entire column B and do the conditfional formatting once. I also want this conditional formatting to be applicable when i insert a new row. I tried to use a generic formula to go with any row number (eg Formula is: =A:A="Pending") but it didn't work. What am i doing wrong? I'm using Excel 2003 Please let me know if you need me to explain the problem more clearly. Many thanks Tendresse |
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