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Sorry Dave but you lost me. I tried it but it doesn't seem to work perhaps
if you could put it into idiots talk I may understand it a bit better. Thanks Steve "Dave Peterson" wrote: Select the range that should be affected (A:Z???) Then with the activecell in row #1 Format|conditional formatting Formula is: =$k1="T2" and give it a nice format Gadgetman wrote: I have a spreadsheet which if column K has the data 'T2' in it I want the whole row to be shaded red. Can anyone explain how to do this? Thanks Steve -- Dave Peterson |
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