I have pivot table where I want to highilight an entire row if the Avg Price
column(G) falls between two price points that listed in cells at the top of
the pivot table. Cell O1 has the low price point and Cell P1 has the high
price point. If the Avg price in any row falls between these two price
points I want the background to fill the entire row to. Can only get to work
on the one cell not the row.

When you select the desired area (rows 4:1000, for example) and setup your
Conditional Format fomrula, are you using absolute references ($O$1 and $P$1)
for the lower/upper bounds and a mixed reference ($G4) for the row's price?
If you leave out the dollar signs, that will cause the Conditional Format to
point to the wrong cells as you go across and down.
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"Supe" wrote:

I have pivot table where I want to highilight an entire row if the Avg Price
column(G) falls between two price points that listed in cells at the top of
the pivot table. Cell O1 has the low price point and Cell P1 has the high
price point. If the Avg price in any row falls between these two price
points I want the background to fill the entire row to. Can only get to work
on the one cell not the row.

The $ are there for O1 and P1. Tthe conditional formatting does work for the
cells that fall in the price range that I choose in those two celss, but I
want it to format the entire row.

"KC Rippstein" wrote:

When you select the desired area (rows 4:1000, for example) and setup your
Conditional Format fomrula, are you using absolute references ($O$1 and $P$1)
for the lower/upper bounds and a mixed reference ($G4) for the row's price?
If you leave out the dollar signs, that will cause the Conditional Format to
point to the wrong cells as you go across and down.
--
Please remember to indicate when the post is answered so others can benefit
from it later.


"Supe" wrote:

I have pivot table where I want to highilight an entire row if the Avg Price
column(G) falls between two price points that listed in cells at the top of
the pivot table. Cell O1 has the low price point and Cell P1 has the high
price point. If the Avg price in any row falls between these two price
points I want the background to fill the entire row to. Can only get to work
on the one cell not the row.

If you selected the entire range of rows (rows 4:100, for example) and go to
the Conditional Format, then the conditional format formula should be as
follows:
=AND($G4=$O$1,$G4<=$P$1)

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"Supe" wrote:

The $ are there for O1 and P1. Tthe conditional formatting does work for the
cells that fall in the price range that I choose in those two celss, but I
want it to format the entire row.

"KC Rippstein" wrote:

When you select the desired area (rows 4:1000, for example) and setup your
Conditional Format fomrula, are you using absolute references ($O$1 and $P$1)
for the lower/upper bounds and a mixed reference ($G4) for the row's price?
If you leave out the dollar signs, that will cause the Conditional Format to
point to the wrong cells as you go across and down.
--
Please remember to indicate when the post is answered so others can benefit
from it later.


"Supe" wrote:

I have pivot table where I want to highilight an entire row if the Avg Price
column(G) falls between two price points that listed in cells at the top of
the pivot table. Cell O1 has the low price point and Cell P1 has the high
price point. If the Avg price in any row falls between these two price
points I want the background to fill the entire row to. Can only get to work
on the one cell not the row.

Only the date column filled. I assume because it is in a pivot table as I
did a copy and paste special of the values onto a new worksheet and it did
highlight the entire row then. Is it possible to do on a pivot table?

"KC" wrote:

If you selected the entire range of rows (rows 4:100, for example) and go to
the Conditional Format, then the conditional format formula should be as
follows:
=AND($G4=$O$1,$G4<=$P$1)

--
Please remember to indicate when the post is answered so others can benefit
from it later.


"Supe" wrote:

The $ are there for O1 and P1. Tthe conditional formatting does work for the
cells that fall in the price range that I choose in those two celss, but I
want it to format the entire row.

"KC Rippstein" wrote:

When you select the desired area (rows 4:1000, for example) and setup your
Conditional Format fomrula, are you using absolute references ($O$1 and $P$1)
for the lower/upper bounds and a mixed reference ($G4) for the row's price?
If you leave out the dollar signs, that will cause the Conditional Format to
point to the wrong cells as you go across and down.
--
Please remember to indicate when the post is answered so others can benefit
from it later.


"Supe" wrote:

I have pivot table where I want to highilight an entire row if the Avg Price
column(G) falls between two price points that listed in cells at the top of
the pivot table. Cell O1 has the low price point and Cell P1 has the high
price point. If the Avg price in any row falls between these two price
points I want the background to fill the entire row to. Can only get to work
on the one cell not the row.

It works fine for me, whether the pivot table uses one of the available pivot
table formats or is just a plain old pivot table, I can conditional format
entire rows without any trouble. Sorry, don't know what else to tell you.
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"Supe" wrote:

Only the date column filled. I assume because it is in a pivot table as I
did a copy and paste special of the values onto a new worksheet and it did
highlight the entire row then. Is it possible to do on a pivot table?

"KC" wrote:

If you selected the entire range of rows (rows 4:100, for example) and go to
the Conditional Format, then the conditional format formula should be as
follows:
=AND($G4=$O$1,$G4<=$P$1)

--
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from it later.


"Supe" wrote:

The $ are there for O1 and P1. Tthe conditional formatting does work for the
cells that fall in the price range that I choose in those two celss, but I
want it to format the entire row.

"KC Rippstein" wrote:

When you select the desired area (rows 4:1000, for example) and setup your
Conditional Format fomrula, are you using absolute references ($O$1 and $P$1)
for the lower/upper bounds and a mixed reference ($G4) for the row's price?
If you leave out the dollar signs, that will cause the Conditional Format to
point to the wrong cells as you go across and down.
--
Please remember to indicate when the post is answered so others can benefit
from it later.


"Supe" wrote:

I have pivot table where I want to highilight an entire row if the Avg Price
column(G) falls between two price points that listed in cells at the top of
the pivot table. Cell O1 has the low price point and Cell P1 has the high
price point. If the Avg price in any row falls between these two price
points I want the background to fill the entire row to. Can only get to work
on the one cell not the row.