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In Excel 2007, I can use a formula to highlight an entire row based on the
value in one cell. What I cannot figure out is how to highlight two rows. It will highlight one every time!! What am I doing wrong? I highlight both rows I click conditional formatting Formula= $D4="a" click my formatting ok Only one row is highlighted!! |
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Change $D4 to $D$4 In article , Tamara wrote: In Excel 2007, I can use a formula to highlight an entire row based on the value in one cell. What I cannot figure out is how to highlight two rows. It will highlight one every time!! What am I doing wrong? I highlight both rows I click conditional formatting Formula= $D4="a" click my formatting ok Only one row is highlighted!! |
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I suspect that if you will discover that if you put an "a" in D5 it
would change the highlighting, so use $D$4= "a" Tamara wrote: In Excel 2007, I can use a formula to highlight an entire row based on the value in one cell. What I cannot figure out is how to highlight two rows. It will highlight one every time!! What am I doing wrong? I highlight both rows I click conditional formatting Formula= $D4="a" click my formatting ok Only one row is highlighted!! |
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