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I need some help and direction. If Blue77 appears in any row in Column A, I
would like to change the format of that row columns A:K to color blue and style bold. Here is what I am doing now. Select range A2:K2 Format Conditional Formatting Formula Is =$A$2=€¯Blue77€¯ Bold Blue Ok It works for that row but I am not sure how to get it for all the rows with the exception of row 1. Do you know? |
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