I want to use conditional formatting in a macro in such a way that the
entire row will be colored in Red instead of the single cell that
contains the specific word. Please guide.

I would start by recording a macro that colours a complete row red. Then
I would edit the macro, adding a line at the beginning something like:

if cells(1,1) 500 then 10 else 20

line 10 is the start of the code that colours the row red, line 20 is
END


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Why, you can do that in CF Excel by selecting the whole row and use a
formula of

=$C$1=value



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I want to use conditional formatting in a macro in such a way that the
entire row will be colored in Red instead of the single cell that
contains the specific word. Please guide.