Assuming that D is the column containing the status cells, and you wish to apply conditional formatting to rows 1:50, here are the steps: 1. Select any cell in row 1 2. Go to 'Conditional Formatting>New Rule>Use a formula to determine which cells to format' 3. In the ...
So, let me show you how to color an entire row with a conditional formatting rule if the value in column C is less than 100 1. Select the entire data set. The selected cells indicate how much of each row is highlighted by the conditional formatting rule. 2. Click ‘Conditional Formatti...
Hierarchy of Conditional Formatting Rules Using more than one conditional formatting rule at the same time can cause problems because of overlapping. Say you have two rules: First rule: Highlight all cells with cell values greater than 50. Second rule: Highlight the entire row if the value in...
In the example below, the following conditional formatting rules have been applied to the entire data range (A3:F14): First: If the rep is based in Tampa, highlight the entire row in light green. To do this, I used the same formula from before: =$B:$B="Tampa". Second: If the...
Example 1: Cell Color Based on Amount On this worksheet, there is a list of six months, and the units sold per month. To quickly see the months with poor sales, we'll use conditional formatting to highlight numbers below 50, with light red cell fill colour. ...
Conditional formatting Hi, What formula would I need to enter to turn an entire row a colour based on a comparing a quantity Column with a needed Column and then would it be possible for it to be Red if Zero, Yellow if some but less than required and green if quantity required is reac...
Let’s take an example to understand how you can conditional formatting row based on text criteria. We have data in range A1:A10. Column C contains the grades. Now in column C we want to highlight the text with color. “A” grade should be highlighted with green color and “B” grade...
Select the range you want to format. This should be your entire table (except for header) if you want to color the entire row:A2:G50 In your custom formula, you’ll want to create anabsolute referenceto the column containing the checkbox (e.g., $G) so the formatting rule always refe...
Learn how to apply conditional formatting to an entire row instead of just a cell. Google Sheets has a custom formula feature that we'll walk through.
Go toFormat > Conditional formattingin the Google Sheets menu: You will see theConditional format ruleswindow with theSingle colortab opened by default: Select the range of cells where you want to highlight dupes (in theapply to rangefield) —A2:A10in my example: ...