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Let's assume your data are in range A2:G10 and the completion dates are
entered in column E. 1) Select range A2:G10 2) From menu select Format = Conditional Formatting 3) For Condition1 select 'Formula is'and type in the formula "=NOT(ISBLANK($E2))" without the quotes. 4) Set the format for this condition as needed (in your case select a gray cell shading) 5) Press 'OK' Now whenever a value is entered into a cell of column E, the whole row (up to column G) turns gray. Hope that this is what you want to achieve. Cheers, Joerg Mochikun "PRS1114" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet where I log certain tasks to be completed and their due dates. I would like to set up conditional formatting to fill the entire row with a gray color once the job have been completed. I have a column that has a completion date that is filled in by which ever person completed the task. Is there a way to make the entire row fill once a value has been entered into one cell and if so, how do I do that? Any help would be appreciated. Thank you. -- PRS1114 |
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