
Originally Posted by
allgeef
If the words in the 3 cells all start with EV, the whole row would stay unaffected, but if one of the 3 cells had a word that began with something different, say EE, then the row would be highlighted in red
Assuming you need to check three specific cells (rather than three from ten) then:
COUNTIF would not be viable if the three cells in question were non-contiguous. If that's the case you can adapt bentlybob's approach to an OR based inequality test:
In the above example we change from contiguous range of A1:C1 to non-contiguous range of A1:B1,D1
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