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conditional formatting - color
I have uses conditional formattiong to hilighte a cell if there is an N in
the cell: =LEFT(A4,1)="n" What I would like to do is hilight the row rather than just the cell. Can anyone help Thanks Dick |
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Say your data's in columns A thru Z
Highlight columns A thru Z get into conditional formating For a formula put... =Left($a4,1)='n' This will keep Excel looking at column A for comparison to 'n' yet will highlight columns A thru Z -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "Anvil22" wrote: I have uses conditional formattiong to hilighte a cell if there is an N in the cell: =LEFT(A4,1)="n" What I would like to do is hilight the row rather than just the cell. Can anyone help Thanks Dick |
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Gary,
Not sure what I am doing incorrectly. When I change the formula to read =left($a4,1)=n the red fill color disappears, and the cells A4 throught d4 are not formatted with the color. what did not do. thanks Dick "Gary Brown" wrote: Say your data's in columns A thru Z Highlight columns A thru Z get into conditional formating For a formula put... =Left($a4,1)='n' This will keep Excel looking at column A for comparison to 'n' yet will highlight columns A thru Z -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "Anvil22" wrote: I have uses conditional formattiong to hilighte a cell if there is an N in the cell: =LEFT(A4,1)="n" What I would like to do is hilight the row rather than just the cell. Can anyone help Thanks Dick |
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the N is in "n" - dick
"Gary Brown" wrote: Say your data's in columns A thru Z Highlight columns A thru Z get into conditional formating For a formula put... =Left($a4,1)='n' This will keep Excel looking at column A for comparison to 'n' yet will highlight columns A thru Z -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "Anvil22" wrote: I have uses conditional formattiong to hilighte a cell if there is an N in the cell: =LEFT(A4,1)="n" What I would like to do is hilight the row rather than just the cell. Can anyone help Thanks Dick |
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