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In column F of every row will be a particular value, let's say, "XYZ".
I want to use Conditional Formatting so that the the whole ROW turns to a yellow background if column F of THAT row has a value of "XYZ" in it. I use "Formula is"... =$F$2="XYZ", but when I copy the formatting to other rows using "AutoFill" all the cells point to F2's value instead of the F in its own row. What am I missing? |
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