Conditional Formatting

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Darren Smith

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Morning All

Could i use conditional formatting to highlight a row above filled in rows in a range?
 

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Hi Darren
Can you please explain a bit more what you are trying to do

Thanks
ExcelFan
 
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There is a Excel Sheet which has filled in rows i need i colored line above each filled in row.
Just color in a row rather than a row added
 
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Select above row of filled Row ( I Suppose your filled row is 10, then Select row 9) Then Conditional formatting, Manage Rule, New rule,
Use formula to Determine ..... and type
Excel Formula:
=A10<>""
Then select format that you want and apply.
 
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Problem is I have various ranges and I am trying to fill in color rows with a click of a button rather than manually.
Using VBA Coding.
 
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Duplicate to: insert coloured row above filled in cells

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