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Hi.
I want to be able to highlight a Row on my spreadsheet when one of the cells contains the word "Yes". I have tried a variety of things, including the Conditional Formatting wizard but cant get it to work. My Spreadsheet has the following columns: A = Name, B = Attending, C = Deposit Paid, D = Balance Paid, E = Total Paid. If Column B has Yes in it, I want the all 5 cells in the table to highlight in a different colour. Thanks in advance, Steve. |
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