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conditional formating
Hi
I can see how the conditional formating works in excel 2007 but how can i fill the wole row with a colour when a certain cell contains the value that want. I am managing to fill the cell with colour but not the row. Any ideas to try. Thanks |
conditional formating
You can do it with a formula such as =IF($A10,true,false) or
=IF($A$10,true,false) for cell A1 and in the Applies to: box, enter =$1:$1 You must make the address $A1 or $A$1, else this will not work. Tyro "ingalla" wrote in message ... Hi I can see how the conditional formating works in excel 2007 but how can i fill the wole row with a colour when a certain cell contains the value that want. I am managing to fill the cell with colour but not the row. Any ideas to try. Thanks |
conditional formating
In CF, instead of "Cell Value Is", use "Formula Is". To format the row
based on the value of column A, use =$A1="desired value" -- David Biddulph "ingalla" wrote in message ... Hi I can see how the conditional formating works in excel 2007 but how can i fill the wole row with a colour when a certain cell contains the value that want. I am managing to fill the cell with colour but not the row. Any ideas to try. Thanks |
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