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This is probably a stupid question, but I am creating a database, in which I
want the cells in ex. range A2:G57 to highlight a certain color, but only if the cell in the same row has a value of 1. Please understand that I don't want all of the cells (A2:G57) to change, just the cells on the same row as the cell that =1. Any help is greatly appreciated. Please reply as if you're speaking to an idiot who has never used Excel... Cause you are... Thanks. |
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