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I want to use an IF statement to look at one cell in the spreadsheet and if
TRUE then highlight another cell. I have used conditional formatting for highlighting the cell in which I am evaluating but cannot figure out how to highlight another cell if the first cell equals a specific value or TRUE. Also would be happy if the type could just change color. It is a very wide spreadsheet and the intent is to highlight a customers name if it falls within a value range so at a glance you can see who is on or off target. |
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