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    Sum using conditional formatting

    Attached is a table. the numbers indicate that the position was worked. i would like the cell to highlight if there are 9 values in a row. if the row has a 0 then the count resets.
    I thought conditional formatting would be the way but i am unsure of the formula involved.
    I could just have another row counting each cells but trying to keep the worksheets as clean as possible.
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    Re: Sum using conditional formatting

    Select forts row of your range of data

    In CF use
    =COUNTIF($B4:$N4,">0")=9

    format

    Copy -- paste special -- format on other cells in range
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