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Default How Can I use "#N/A" return from a vlookup to change row color?

The row that returns "#N/A" from =VLOOKUP(H2,Compare!$A$2:$K$890,11,FALSE)
would help a lot by coloring the row green for non-#n/a and red for #n/a.
This way I know right away that the information exists in the other
speadsheet or not.
 
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