Conditional Formatting Rules

Calibre16

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Hi,

I would like to condtionally format a number of cells only if a particular cell is populated with yes or no:

if H3 = "No" then cells A3:H3 = Red Fill with White text

How do I achieve this.

Thanks

C16
 

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Hello, Calibare16

For perform this you first select your range from A3:H3, then go to conditional formatting, then go to new rule then go to "use a formula to determine which cell to format." then type =H$3 = "No" select format whichever you want then press ok.
 
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