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You do it with conditional formatting. If you can tell us which cell
(column) you are looking at we can give you exact instructions on how to do it. Hope this helps. Pete On Jan 7, 5:21*pm, hoggma wrote: I need a formula that will highlight an entire row when the value of one cell is true - anyone know how?? -- hoggma |
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