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Conditional Formatting A Whole Column
Select your data range starting at B1
Choose Conditional Formatting Choose FORMULA IS Enter the formula =COUNTIF($A$1:$A$100,B1)0 adjust 100 to the last row of your data set Choose the formatting you want (Red FONT or Fill) Click Ok "varsityfresh" wrote: In my first column I have a list of supplies that are already in my possesion. In subsequent columns I have listed other supplies that I need. Is it possible to have items in the need columns to turn red if it is already listed somewhere in the first column? |
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