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Highlight row if condition is met
Good day all;
I am not sure if conditional formatting can do this but I want to select my entire sheet and state that; IF any cell in Column X is =30 then highlight corresponding Row (yellow) Can this be done? Thanks in advance -- Neall |
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Highlight row if condition is met
Maybe conditional formatting:-
Select all cells by cliking the block above the 1 of row 1 and then Format|Conditional format Formula is and enter the formula =$X1=30 and choose you colour. Mike "Neall" wrote: Good day all; I am not sure if conditional formatting can do this but I want to select my entire sheet and state that; IF any cell in Column X is =30 then highlight corresponding Row (yellow) Can this be done? Thanks in advance -- Neall |
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