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From: JCRICKET on 12 Apr 2010 08:25
How would I format several cells to change color is one particular cell
equals A?
From: Dave Peterson on 12 Apr 2010 08:44
In xl2003 menus:
Select the range (say A2:B10)
And use Format|Conditional formatting
Formula is: =$a$1="a"
and give it a nice format

If you wanted to format columns B:G based on the value in column A -- so each
row is based on the value of column A of that row, you could:

Select your range (say (B2:G99) and with B2 the activecell, use:
Format|Conditional formatting
Formula is: =$a2="a"
and give it a nice format

Excel is smart enough to adjust the formula nicely for each row in your
selection.

The $ in front of the A means to keep it fixed. No $ in front of the row means
to adjust the row number.


JCRICKET wrote:
>
> How would I format several cells to change color is one particular cell
> equals A?

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Dave Peterson
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