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Condional formating
I have data in the range A1:E20 and I want it to highlight the a row from A-E
if column B value=0. How do I do this? |
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Expanded a little futher
I would like to highlight the above mention with 5 different colors based on
5 different possible values of column B. |
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Expanded a little futher
In Excel 2003, you're limited to 4 colurs, (3 conditional and a default)
unless you go down the VBA route. In Excel 2007, you can have as many conditional formats as you want. Dave "Chad" wrote: I would like to highlight the above mention with 5 different colors based on 5 different possible values of column B. |
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