conditional formatting

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hi all,
hope everyone is safe and well in these conditions.

my question is, i have setup a checklist with multiple columns and rows.
I want to set conditional formatting up for the header row (row1) so that when all the rows (123rows) aren't blank (have a comment or date entered), it changes the header to green.

thanks
Sam
 

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Assuming header in A1, data in A2:A123, try this as a conditional format rule.

=COUNTBLANK(A2:A123)=0

Note that if you have merged cells then you will encounter problems.
 
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