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conditional formatting rows depending on a column

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news.microsoft.com - 01 Apr 2008 13:06 GMT
how to conditional format a n*m box depending a column value
for example I have 4*3 box and I want to highlight the row depenidng the
third column value.
a,f,3
a,b,4
x,y,5
x,a,1

the formula for conditional formatting is "=c1>3" and I choose color.
and apply to $A$1:$C$4
You might expect only C column is colored.
How can I color the A and B column?
I don't want to use VBA.
Bob Phillips - 01 Apr 2008 14:01 GMT
Select all columns and use

=$C1>3

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> how to conditional format a n*m box depending a column value
> for example I have 4*3 box and I want to highlight the row depenidng the
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> How can I color the A and B column?
> I don't want to use VBA.
news.microsoft.com - 03 Apr 2008 08:22 GMT
thanks so much.

Bob Phillips 쓴 글:
> Select all columns and use
>
> =$C1>3

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