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Not totally...the cells in column D can also have other words in it, such as
The First (Saturday). I want the conditional format to show red whenever the word Saturday appears in the cell regardless of how many other different words there are. Do you know how to do this? Thanks. "Luke M" wrote: To clarify, you want all cells in column D that say "Saturday" to have red background? Format-Condition Format, Cell value is equal to "Saturday". Choose red pattern. Or, if you wanted a corresponding column to change color Formula is: =D1="Saturday" and then pick pattern, and copy cell down as desired. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Daren" wrote: Hello. I have text values in column D that contain the word Saturday. I need a conditional format that turns the cells red to use in column D to find those cells that contain Saturday. I think a formula can be used in conditional formatting but I am unsure what it can be. How can I do this? Thanks. |
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