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Conditional Formatting Question.
I had previously set up my worksheet as follows:
Column A If Cell Value is greater than 0 Then Format that cell to be bold with pink background. Worked fine. I later decided that when the Cell Value in Column A was greater than 0 I wanted B, C, D, E, F, and G of the same row to also format to be bold with pink background. I selected A10 - G10 and did a Conditional Formatting. Formula Is =$A$10<"" Then Format cells A, B, C, D, E, F, and G of that row to be bold with pink background. That worked exactly how I wanted it to... For that row... A little stuck on how I can apply this to EVERY row. I'm talking A10 through A(infinite). Not like I could actually do each one by hand... I have the strangest feeling is is some stupid little detail I am missing. Thanks for your help! -Ryan |
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Conditional Formatting Question.
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"Ryan Hess" wrote in message ... I had previously set up my worksheet as follows: Column A If Cell Value is greater than 0 Then Format that cell to be bold with pink background. Worked fine. I later decided that when the Cell Value in Column A was greater than 0 I wanted B, C, D, E, F, and G of the same row to also format to be bold with pink background. I selected A10 - G10 and did a Conditional Formatting. Formula Is =$A$10<"" Then Format cells A, B, C, D, E, F, and G of that row to be bold with pink background. That worked exactly how I wanted it to... For that row... A little stuck on how I can apply this to EVERY row. I'm talking A10 through A(infinite). Not like I could actually do each one by hand... I have the strangest feeling is is some stupid little detail I am missing. Thanks for your help! -Ryan |
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Conditional Formatting Question.
AAHHRRRGGGG!!!
It was a stupid little detail. Not sure why I put the '$' in front of the 10... Got rid of it and all is well. Ha-Ha Sorry. -Ryan |
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Conditional Formatting Question.
Select the entire column, or from your starting rows hold shift, tap end and
tab down to select all the way down, then go to conditional formatting. -- -John Please rate when your question is answered to help us and others know what is helpful. "Ryan Hess" wrote: I had previously set up my worksheet as follows: Column A If Cell Value is greater than 0 Then Format that cell to be bold with pink background. Worked fine. I later decided that when the Cell Value in Column A was greater than 0 I wanted B, C, D, E, F, and G of the same row to also format to be bold with pink background. I selected A10 - G10 and did a Conditional Formatting. Formula Is =$A$10<"" Then Format cells A, B, C, D, E, F, and G of that row to be bold with pink background. That worked exactly how I wanted it to... For that row... A little stuck on how I can apply this to EVERY row. I'm talking A10 through A(infinite). Not like I could actually do each one by hand... I have the strangest feeling is is some stupid little detail I am missing. Thanks for your help! -Ryan |
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