VBA Help - Look in Column A, if cell contains "total" Then Function

Johnny Thunder

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Hello Group,

I am working on a project and need some help.

I have a sheet that contains a pivot table Range A:Q and need code that will look in Column A for the string "Total" (will contain other text besides total) and then look in that specific Row columns F:Q and see if the cell is greater than or less than 50, if so, highlight the cell Yellow.

Any help is appreciated.
 

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i'm not sure how to do that with vba but maybe with conditional formatting try add this rule

Code:
=AND(ISNUMBER(SEARCH("Total",$A1)),A1>=50)

and apply it to the range =$A:$Q and pick a fill color to highlight it how you want

hope that works

EDIT: wait maybe just apply it to =$F:$Q
 
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