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Hello All,
I am trying to keep track of peoples' email addresses that are not receiving my messages. Currently, the cell range A1:L1 contains my headings, Cells A2:A126 contain the Contact ID numbers. Currently I have 126 Contacts. Column K is my status Column. I want to create aconditional format that will format the entire row as follows: __________________________________________________ __________________ If K1="n" (n meaning not functioning properl.) then formatting of A2:K2 should be font= bold and fill= red else If K1="f" (f meaning funtioning properly) then formatting of A2:K2 should be font= bold and fill= bright green __________________________________________________ __________________ Once I have the proper formula do do this I should be able to copy the formula into each row. There is one other problem though. Column L contains a Description of the problem the email account is experiencing. Therefore I have already tried to set up a conditional format so that if the value in K2="n" the formatting for L2 would be font color=red. However, it wouldn't work. So how do I get L2 formatted so that the font type will be Arial and so that the font color will be red without changing the result of the conditional formatting for the cell range of A2:K2? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, John R. L. |
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