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Using VBA: Extending limits of Conditional Formatting
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In Mike's code, instead of Target.Interior.ColorIndex = x use Target.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = x In article , Chris Pederson wrote: Hi Mike I'm having a simular problem but I need an entire Row to change color to change as a result of the value of one cell is there way to do this using this VBA? |
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