Highlight Row Based On One Cell Value (1 Viewer)

.Justin

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I have the following:



What I want is if the Highlight Collumn has Yes in it, to highlight that row. I have gone to conditional formatting selected Use a formula to determine which cells to format however I cannot work out the formula to select if yes?

I have tried IF(E2="Yes") and this doesn't work clearly I have the wrong formula!

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Yes is not text, it's numeric,
True =-1
False=0
 

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Yes is not text, it's numeric,
True =-1
False=0

I think I get what your saying... So how would I write the formula?
 

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Go to conditional formatting for the Yes cell, enter anything.
Go back to conditional Formatting Rules Manager (see attachment)
This provides a little clearer idea of what is happening.
Note that I fixed the location of the Columns with the $
but not the rows ($C2)
Then fixed the Applies to for that one row.

The Format Painter is your friend in Conditional Formatting.
Highlight the first Row, then apply it to rows below.

For a slightly different process to accomplish the same thing:
https://exceljet.net/tips/how-to-highlight-rows-with-conditional-formatting
Note at the end, they created a fixed cell for the Match.
My preference is to make that matched cell a data link to another range so it has a pull down listbox. This can make data analysis very dynamic.


Above is a Macro Free method.
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