Conditional Formatting across rows for first value less than zero

[CLG31415]

I am attempting to set up a conditional formatting rule that will create a border to distinguish when my sorted values have changed from positive to negative. My data is sorted by dollar amounts of growth and in this example, I'd like my formatting to have a line between rows 6 and 7 because that is the first instance when growth drops below zero. I used a formula in D2 that I found online to help determine when the minimum absolute value is in order to help set up my conditional formatting. The formatting works, but it only puts a border on one cell. instead of on the whole row. In the conditional formatting box I am using Applies to: A1:C13. And my Rule states: =OR(C2=0-$D$2,C2=0+$D$2) it is then supposed to put a border on the top part of the cell.

Is there an easier way to do this? And, is there a way to get the entire corresponding row to have a border instead of just one cell?

	A	B	C	D
1	Rank	Month	$ Growth
2	1	December	30,000	{=MIN(ABS(C2:C13-(0)))}
3	2	January	20,000
4	3	April	10,000
5	4	August	5,000
6	5	October	1,000
7	6	February	(500)
8	7	July	(1,000)
9	8	May	(5,000)
10	9	March	(6,000)
11	10	November	(9,000)
12	11	September	(10,000)
13	12	June	(11,000)

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[Joe4]

The formatting works, but it only puts a border on one cell. instead of on the whole row. In the conditional formatting box I am using Applies to: A1:C13. And my Rule states: =OR(C2=0-$D$2,C2=0+$D$2)

Try locking down your column C reference, so it will not adjust as you move across columns A to C, i.e.

[COLOR=#333333]=OR([/COLOR][COLOR=#ff0000][B]$[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#333333]C2=0-$D$2,[/COLOR][COLOR=#ff0000][B]$[/B][/COLOR][COLOR=#333333]C2=0+$D$2) [/COLOR]