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    Jeff
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    Does a highlight row comand exist for Excel conditional formulas?

    I am trying to write a conditional formula and if a certain condition is met,
    the entire row will be highlighted. Essentially, I am searching through a
    suspense database and if a task is overdue I would like the conditional
    formula to highlight the row. Here is what I am trying to do...

    =IF(AND(B5<=TODAY(),I5<>"Closed"),highlightrowcolor=yellow,"")

    Obviously the "highlightrowcolor" is not a command but if someone knows what
    would work I would appreciate it tremendously if you could share that
    information.

    Thanks in advance,
    Jeff

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    Bernard Liengme
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    Re: Does a highlight row comand exist for Excel conditional formulas?

    Select the row
    Go to Format|Conditional Formatting and enter the formula
    AND(B5<=TODAY(),I5<>"Closed"), and set the formatting as needed
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    "Jeff" <Jeff@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:35CE0570-3A65-4DB8-A31C-2DBE6D56B505@microsoft.com...
    >I am trying to write a conditional formula and if a certain condition is
    >met,
    > the entire row will be highlighted. Essentially, I am searching through a
    > suspense database and if a task is overdue I would like the conditional
    > formula to highlight the row. Here is what I am trying to do...
    >
    > =IF(AND(B5<=TODAY(),I5<>"Closed"),highlightrowcolor=yellow,"")
    >
    > Obviously the "highlightrowcolor" is not a command but if someone knows
    > what
    > would work I would appreciate it tremendously if you could share that
    > information.
    >
    > Thanks in advance,
    > Jeff




  3. #3
    Barb R.
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    RE: Does a highlight row comand exist for Excel conditional formulas?

    Select the rows that you want to format
    Format -> Conditional Formatting
    Select FORMULA for the conditional format and enter this:
    =AND($A5<=TODAY(),$I5<>"Closed")
    Change the format for the cells that meet the condition to the background
    color you want.

    That should do it.

    "Jeff" wrote:

    > I am trying to write a conditional formula and if a certain condition is met,
    > the entire row will be highlighted. Essentially, I am searching through a
    > suspense database and if a task is overdue I would like the conditional
    > formula to highlight the row. Here is what I am trying to do...
    >
    > =IF(AND(B5<=TODAY(),I5<>"Closed"),highlightrowcolor=yellow,"")
    >
    > Obviously the "highlightrowcolor" is not a command but if someone knows what
    > would work I would appreciate it tremendously if you could share that
    > information.
    >
    > Thanks in advance,
    > Jeff


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