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Default Pattern Formula?

I'm OK with understanding conditional formatting but my question is for
adjacent cells. What I need to do is to enter a conditional value in one cell
(in my case a "Y") and then have adjacent cells change their color pattern
(in this case "black").

Can this be done somehow?

Thanks
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