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Looking for a highlighting shortcut
I have a spreadsheet that contains many cells with the same number (it is a
model number) and I want to highlight every cell in the sheet with that number. Is there a shortcut to doing it? Because of other format concerns, I can't do a sort first. |
Looking for a highlighting shortcut
You could use conditional formatting for the entire range. You would simply compare the value in your target cell to the value in each cell in the range. Format Conditional Formatting Cell Value Is: Equal to =$A$1 Then press the Format... button. On the Patterns tab, just click the color you want for your hilite. Hope this helps. -- BruceP ------------------------------------------------------------------------ BruceP's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=33653 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=542703 |
Looking for a highlighting shortcut
One way,
select the range with the numbers. format conditional formatting is equal to point to a cell outside of the range (say it is K1) select your format. enter the model number in cell K1 -- Greetings from New Zealand Bill K "thoughtikneweverythingbutidont" oft.com wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that contains many cells with the same number (it is a model number) and I want to highlight every cell in the sheet with that number. Is there a shortcut to doing it? Because of other format concerns, I can't do a sort first. |
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