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David McRitchie
 
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Default Highlighting an entire row using conditional formatting.

The cells to be colored are based on the selection, so you
selected all cells -- well you could have anyway.

The formula is based on the active cell and determines whether
the cell will be colored.
If A1 is the active cell and you used
=A1=1 then each cell would be evaluated against 1
If you use $A1 in stead of the active cell then each cell
will be evaluated to what is in column A and the active
cell could be any cell on row 1.

More information on Conditional Formatting
http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/condfmt.htm
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"SystemHack" wrote Works absolutely perfect man .. thanks !!

I know have already helped alot but would you mind explaining how you
get that formula ? If not no biggie .. it's doing what I need thanks.



 
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