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If a specific condition is met for a cell in a column and I format that cell,
how can I make the entire row that has that condition met have the same format. For example: Column has name, other column has amount. if the amount is negative, I know how to make it bold, red; but, how can I also make the customer's name bold, red ? |
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Select the whole area you want to conditionally format.
In conditional formating change to "formula is" (insteald of cell value is) and enter something like =$B$17<0 in the criteria, change the formating and then whenever B17 is negative the whole area formatted will change to the condition set. "bgl" wrote: If a specific condition is met for a cell in a column and I format that cell, how can I make the entire row that has that condition met have the same format. For example: Column has name, other column has amount. if the amount is negative, I know how to make it bold, red; but, how can I also make the customer's name bold, red ? |
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