In the sub-menu, click 'Conditional Formatting'.
Highlight a range of cells in the first row in the desired range of cells. C3:E11) In the Ribbon, select Home > Conditional Formatting > New Rule. Format entire row in Excel based on one cell value. In this example, I wanted to use VLOOKUP to determine a relative value in order to determine the desired format relative to the row. In the screenshot below see a scorecard breakdown showing a conditional format based on profit for various products over various. Select the range to apply the formatting (ex. To highlight a row depending on the value contained in a cell in the row with conditional formatting, you can use the IF Function within a Conditional Formatting rule. I will be repeating this "chart" a bunch, and have some non-grouped companies, who have their own lines. Conditional Formatting Highlight Rows IF Function. B will have an invoice number and if it's there, make the row a color.
OPENOFFICE CONDITIONAL FORMATTING ROW OVER CELL FULL
It's not a huge deal, so I don't need a VBA solution - just maybe an idea or trick for using CF with merged cells.Įdit: For a more full explanation - the idea is that col. what's it looking for as B2? If I select A2, and look at the conditional format rule applied to the current selection, it still shows =$B1"". So, in A2, what's the conditional format formula "thinking"? Is it going to =$B2"", in which case. Unfortunately, there's not really a way to say (for rows 2:4), if row 1 is colored, then color this row.(Although I think I've seen clever uses of Named Ranges to do something like that, but I could be mistaken). I was thinking I could add some more logic, but there's nothing really there for me. Works okay for the first row, but not the other three: You can extend this to highlight every nth row/column. Currently, the formula (applied over A1:B4) is =$B1"" and then a fill. Use the steps in this tutorial to highlight every other row in Excel using conditional formatting. All these cells are referenced from other sheets. If it is less than or equal to 45, highlight green.
I have current a bunch of cells that need conditional formatting. When this merged cell is not empty, I want the rows to highlight. I am trying to set up some conditional formatting on an assignment and it just isn't working properly. I have a few rows that share a merged cell. Rather than get rid of these, which I know can cause headaches, I was looking for an idea on fixing an issue. I've got a little helper spreadsheet that I use, and there are some Merged Cells.
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