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Default SchoolWork - Coloring certain cells by text criteria


I am working on a master class-schedule for students in our school.
Depending on their program (Medical, Dental, or Pharmacy), they are
required to take some courses and not others.

Students names run down column A (A2:A11). Their program (Medical,
Dental, Pharmacy) is listed next to their name in column B. All of the
classes offered at the school are listed across row 1 (C1:R1).

Based on their respective program, I'd like to color gray, the cells of
classes not required for each student. Is there a way, short of
manually formatting each cell in the row?

Thanks. (see the screen shot -for a sample)


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