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I'm familiar with conditional formatting, but cannot figure out the formula
to highlight an entire row based on the contents in one cell. For example, for every cell in column G that contains the word "visa", I would like that entire corresponding row to be highlighted. Can anyone tell me the formula? Thanks! |
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