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melnikok Conditional Format based on a... 08-07-2008, 02:51 PM
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    Conditional Format based on a list

    I am try to take user input from one cell and match it to several columns turning the matches cells to a Red background. I have attached a file to help explain better. Thanks for any help you can give.

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    A little bit more, please

    I see what you did, thanks! But I need it to span the whole column. What I mean is that if something is typed in E1 or E2 or E3... and so on. Basically as people type something in column E I want it to start filling in with red. Is that possible?

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    see if this help.. select columns C to F or wateevr

    go to format > Confitional Formatting >

    Formula is: =COUNTIF($A:$A,C1)

    change pattern color hit ok


    so any value you will type in column A .. if it exists anywhere in Columns A to F will change color.. hope that helps ?

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    ok read your problem wrong... this is what you do

    Select column A :

    Format > Condition Formatting :
    Formula is : =COUNTIF($E:$E,A1)
    Select Color etc.. hit OK

    Select column C :

    Format > Condition Formatting :
    Formula is : =COUNTIF($E:$E,C1)
    Select Color etc.. hit OK

    now anyting you type in column E will make column A and C go red if it exists

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