akshay0880
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hello, I have a table of 500 rows
starts Row 6 to Column J
in A6, I have a dropdown list (completed, waiting)
I have applied a conditional formatting so that when i pick
1. Completed, $A$6:$J$6 is highlighted in Green
2. Waiting, $A$6:$J$6 is highlighted in Yellow.
I need to repeat this for all the rows below. Column A will all have the same dropdown and i want it to highlight the same depending on 'completed' or 'waiting'
Is there a way I could do this without creating multiple conditional formatting rule for each row?
I tried Copy/Paste Formats or All Merging Conditional formatting but it does not work.
Maybe a VBA code would do it?
Thanks in advance
starts Row 6 to Column J
in A6, I have a dropdown list (completed, waiting)
I have applied a conditional formatting so that when i pick
1. Completed, $A$6:$J$6 is highlighted in Green
2. Waiting, $A$6:$J$6 is highlighted in Yellow.
I need to repeat this for all the rows below. Column A will all have the same dropdown and i want it to highlight the same depending on 'completed' or 'waiting'
Is there a way I could do this without creating multiple conditional formatting rule for each row?
I tried Copy/Paste Formats or All Merging Conditional formatting but it does not work.
Maybe a VBA code would do it?
Thanks in advance