Conditional Formatting

jjrb1012

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Hello,

I'm needing help wit the below:

I need column F to highlight if column C equals 30. I've tried =IF(C:C,30) and it isn't working.
 

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Select column F, click Conditional Formatting > New Rule > Use a Formula > and enter:

=C1=30

and select your highlight color.
 
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