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automated cell coloring
i have an excel document made of up 5 columns and a lot of rows.
how can i check to see if a specific word exists in a row, and if the word is found, then shade the 5 columns that make up the row a color of my choice?? thansk for the help |
automated cell coloring
Hi
try the following: - select cells A1:F40 - goto 'Format - Conditional Format' - enter the following formula: =ISNUMBER(MATCH("your_word",$A1:$F1,0)) - choose your format -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany JT wrote: i have an excel document made of up 5 columns and a lot of rows. how can i check to see if a specific word exists in a row, and if the word is found, then shade the 5 columns that make up the row a color of my choice?? thansk for the help |
automated cell coloring
If the word is the only thing in the cell, you can just use simple
conditional formatting with a conditional test of equal to the word. -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "JT" wrote in message ... i have an excel document made of up 5 columns and a lot of rows. how can i check to see if a specific word exists in a row, and if the word is found, then shade the 5 columns that make up the row a color of my choice?? thansk for the help |
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