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Hi davisk,
Do I assume correctly that you mean highlight column, not row because A1:A20 is a column? If so then select the range A1:A20, open the conditional format dialog box and set the conditional format formula as follows:- =A$21="Open" Set the required format for Open. Click Add in the Conditional format dialog box and add a similar formula:- =A$21="Closed" Set the required format for Closed. Note that the row must be absolute with the $ sign. I left the dollar sign off the column because you could include other columns with the Open or Closed in their respective row 21. -- Regards, OssieMac "davisk" wrote: Can I use a conditional format to highlight a entire row, say A1:A20 when cell value in A21 equals the text "Open" for one color and set another row color when it the cell value is "Closed"? Much thanks. |
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