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I have a large spreadsheet and based on a status indicator in Column DW, I
need to shade the entire row one of eight colors, For example, if a cell value in row DW is L the whole row needs to be shaded gray. Another example. is if DW is F, the row needs to be Blue. If DW is blank, the row is not shaded. Is this doable with IF statements; I already use Conditional Formatting for another purpose. I am using Excel 2003 -- JPS |
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