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Seven does not seem to be undo-able
Select your range - Home Ribbon- Conditional formatting - New rule - Use a formula - Enter =$A1="red" and format as needed Do the same for the others always using $A1 ( if col A of course, otherwise, adapt as needed) You could probably find more explanation on YouTube or similar sites
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