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Shading rows
How can I shade multiple rows at the same time? In this case I want to shade
the entire row each time the cell in Column B has the string "no". Thanks in advance for your help. |
Shading rows
Use Conditional formatting from the Format menu.
Highlight (select) all of the rows that you want shaded based on this condition. Click Format|Conditional Formatting Change to Formula Is Where B2 is the first row of your highlighted selection, type: =$B2="no" Click the Format button. Click the Patterns tab. Select your shading color. Click OK. Click OK. HTH, Paul -- "MichaelZ" wrote in message ... How can I shade multiple rows at the same time? In this case I want to shade the entire row each time the cell in Column B has the string "no". Thanks in advance for your help. |
Shading rows
Thanks, that works just fine.
"PCLIVE" wrote: Use Conditional formatting from the Format menu. Highlight (select) all of the rows that you want shaded based on this condition. Click Format|Conditional Formatting Change to Formula Is Where B2 is the first row of your highlighted selection, type: =$B2="no" Click the Format button. Click the Patterns tab. Select your shading color. Click OK. Click OK. HTH, Paul -- "MichaelZ" wrote in message ... How can I shade multiple rows at the same time? In this case I want to shade the entire row each time the cell in Column B has the string "no". Thanks in advance for your help. |
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