Text specific using conditional formatting
For every row that contains the word "employee", I want to color as yellow.
I know conditional formatting is what I should use but need help. Thanks! |
Text specific using conditional formatting
"Sherry" wrote in message
... For every row that contains the word "employee", I want to color as yellow. I know conditional formatting is what I should use but need help. Thanks! Select the first cell in the column you want and Format, Conditional Formatting. Organise the boxes to read Cell Value Is | equal to | ="employee", and then select Format, Patterns, yellow. OK x 2. Select the cell with the format painter and paint the format down all the cells in the column - as far as you want. Cells which contain the word employee will be yellow. If you want the whole row to be yellow, you will have to use Formula Is | =$C1="employee" in the Conditional Formatting box for any cell in Row 1 (assuming column C is where employee may be found. Again use the format painter to copy to all parts of the worksheet as necessary. Hope this helps, V |
Text specific using conditional formatting
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FormatConditional Formatting Conditions: 1st: Cell Value Is 2nd: equal to 3rd: ="Employee" [Select Format button and choose yellow formatting for cell) OK "Sherry" wrote: For every row that contains the word "employee", I want to color as yellow. I know conditional formatting is what I should use but need help. Thanks! |
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