ExcelBanter - conditional formatting & a loop

Use conditional formatting to get the desired result. If you want to
do this through code, turn on the macro recorder (Tools | Macro
Record new macro...), do the below, and turn off the recorder.

Select row 26. Select Format | Conditional Formatting...
In the left-hand drop-down list select 'Formula Is' On the right text
box enter =$F26<$D26. Click the Format...button and format as
desired.

Turn off the recorder here. Now, use the ideas behind
Beyond the macro recorder
http://www.tushar-
mehta.com/excel/vba/beyond_the_macro_recorder/index.htm

to generalize your code. If you need additional help, please post your
code in the text of a message and someone should be able to help you
generalize it.

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Tushar Mehta
www.tushar-mehta.com
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In article ,
says...
Hi!!
I'm trying to change the colour of an entire row if the value in F26 <
value in D26 (d contains a value & f contains a formula).
I figured out how to change the colour of one cell but cannot do the entire
row.
Also, I need to repeat this down to the bottom of my worksheet which can be
a different length each month when I run the reconciliation.
I couldn't get the loop to work for pasting the formula into F - so I've
typed it into F26 and pasted to F10000 (hoping I never have that many rows).

PLEASE HELP!!!
thanks!