conditional formatting

Kulots

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Hi!
I need help, I'm trying to come up of a way that when I type a number on a certain cell, the cells underneath it will be highlighted. For example, I type 5 on cell B2, cells B3 to B7 should turn yellow. Any ideas? or is this even possible? :LOL:
 

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Hi, welcome to the board!

Select cells B3:B7

Click on Format, then Conditional Formatting
Under Condition 1, change Cell Value Is to Formula Is and put in the following formula
=ISNUMBER($B$2)
Click on Format, then Patterns
Select a color
Click OK
Click OK
 
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