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Hello all you Excel gurus,
I searched and found the answer (I thought) to my question, but it's not working for me. Can someone check my work and advise? Using Excel 2003 I want to take a rectangular range of cells, say A1:C7 and format it all based on one possible value of one of the cells, say if cell C7=100% The answer I found and tried said to select all the cells I'm interested in (just click and drag to hilight, right?) and conditionally format using the formula (modified to my example) =C7=100% The result is that only the first cell (A1 in my example) turns colors. Also tried =$C$7=100% too, but still no joy. Didn't think that'd make a difference, but I'm not all-knowing! Can this work on a rectangular range? If not, is there another way to make it work? TIA! |
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