Thread: [Solved] Conditional Formatting
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Old 08-22-2022, 07:39 PM
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Select column G and Add a new Conditional Format rule.
Choose a formula and set the Format you want to see
In the formula box put in a formula using the first cell that aligns with the top of your selection eg
=$C2<1
which assumes the first row of your selection is row 2.
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