Highlight row when cell is selected without VBA?

caaronh85

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Hello everyone, is there a way to highlight the row of the cell I'm working without VBA? I have a sheet named Repairs as seen in the my image and it would be much easier to read the data if the row was highlighted.
 

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It doesn’t have to be, just curious if there was a way without it. I’m open to using VBA if I must.
I don't think that you can do it without vba. If allowing vba you could try like this. It is very similar to the method in the thread linked to by AC PORTA VIA but does highlight the row as you requested, not just the active cell. It also has detailed steps if you need them. Since you have not asked for the column to be highlighted as well, you can leave out step 3.
 
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to highlight the row use =ROW()=CELL("row") for conditional formatting -(don't forget code in sheet module from the link in post #4)
 
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I don't think that you can do it without vba. If allowing vba you could try like this. It is very similar to the method in the thread linked to by AC PORTA VIA but does highlight the row as you requested, not just the active cell. It also has detailed steps if you need them. Since you have not asked for the column to be highlighted as well, you can leave out step 3.
Thank you, this what I needed.
 
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Hi

Use sparklines to show Highlight row
 

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