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I have a customer list (!Sheet2 B1 : B100) and I have a result list with
maintenance information and customers names (!Sheet1 B2 :B2000) The rows and columns on the result list change so the customer name is not always in the same cell. I am hoping I can use conditional formatting to say if any customer name from !Sheet2 B1 : B100 = any customer name in !Sheet1 B1 : B2000 then fill in cell color and make bold of customer names !Sheet1 B1 : B2000. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance -- Nelson |
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