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conditional format columns
I am trying to set a conditional format to 3 different columns. The issue
I'm having is, I need to have a formula that says something like if G2 = X2 then fill it yellow. G3 = X3 fill yellow, G4 = X4 fill yellow and so on. I normally wouldn't mind setting it up manually for each cell but there is 2066 rows and 3 different columns to conditionally format. Thanks for any tips in advance. |
conditional format columns
Select the column range and type in the formula referring to the 1st cell
If the first cell is G2 in the selection; type FormatConditional FormattingCell Value isequal to =X2 Excel assigns the formula automatically to other cells... If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Cerberus" wrote: I am trying to set a conditional format to 3 different columns. The issue I'm having is, I need to have a formula that says something like if G2 = X2 then fill it yellow. G3 = X3 fill yellow, G4 = X4 fill yellow and so on. I normally wouldn't mind setting it up manually for each cell but there is 2066 rows and 3 different columns to conditionally format. Thanks for any tips in advance. |
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