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Yes, all you have to do is make sure the $ are around the cell you are
referencing. For example if you have your "Yes" or "No" values located in cell A1, the conditional formatting formulas would be: =IF($A$1="Yes",TRUE,FALSE) and make the formatting of this condition green. Likewise: =IF($A$1="No",TRUE,FALSE) and make the formatting of this condition red. When you copy the formatting of this cell down to others the cell reference will stay focused on A1. -- Regards, DaveB "neilcarden" wrote: Hi everyone, I'm wondering is it possible to (conditional) format say a row of 8 consecutive cells based on the value of seperate single cell? and if so, how would i do it? ie if the cell was "No" then the row would have background colour Red and if the cell was "Yes" then the row would turn green. I've tried to use the conditional format tool, but it just changes the cell where the yes or no would be. Thanks Neil |
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