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formatt question
I have a database that is filled out by our staff, and the line of infor
(a1-r1) is in black, when the DA's office takes the case, and fills in a date in cell (w1) , I want the entire line a1-w1 to turn blue, so we can glance at the spreadsheet to see what is still open in our office. Is there a way to set a format that when w1 is filled out the entire line turns from black to blue? Thanks, |
formatt question
Use conditional formating.
1) Select cell A1 2) Menu Format - Conditional 3) Change Cell Value is to Formula Is 4) Add the following formula: =$W$1="" 5) Click on Format - Patterns, select the color you want 6) Press OK twice to close conditional formating 7) Copy Cell A1 8) Select cells A1:W1 9) Menu Edit - Pastespecial - Formats When data is entered into W1 cell will be clear, if no data is entered into W1 the first row will be blue "Pammy" wrote: I have a database that is filled out by our staff, and the line of infor (a1-r1) is in black, when the DA's office takes the case, and fills in a date in cell (w1) , I want the entire line a1-w1 to turn blue, so we can glance at the spreadsheet to see what is still open in our office. Is there a way to set a format that when w1 is filled out the entire line turns from black to blue? Thanks, |
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