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If this is a repost, then I'm sorry, but I posted an answer a while back and
it never showed up on my side... If you would like to have c10 format itself based on h10, then select c10, choose conditional formating, change "cell value is" to "formula is", type =h10="LEGAL FEES". You're done! "DavidL" wrote: I have two columns that I want to format with a background color when a certain condition is met for one column (column H). If the cell value which is a text string in H10 is LEGAL FEES, then I want this cell formatted with a background color (I did this with no problem). When cell H10 has LEGAL FEES in it and is formatted with a background color, I want C10 formatted the same color. I cannot make that happen to cell C10. Is this possible? thanks, david |
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