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Thanks for the feedback. You can learn more about the usage of the $ signs by looking at relative and absolute cell addresses in help. Gord On Tue, 14 Feb 2012 00:25:52 -0000, "Ian R" wrote: "Gord Dibben" wrote in message .. . Preselect A through J for as many rows as you would be using. For example select A1:J100 Set up your conditions for Column A like Use a Formula =$A1="Paid" then format and =$A1="Unpaid" then format Make sure you use the $ sign as I have shown which locks the column but allows the row to increment down to row 100 Gord ============================= Gord Thank you very much. That was just what I needed. Ive now got it working exactly how I want it. Cheers Ian |
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