Highlight Row if cells in two adjacent columns contain the text Yes

Marie6517

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Hi everyone,

I would like to highlight the rows in my spreadsheet where columns G and H both contain the text "Yes". Any help would be great I've tried conditional formatting and VBA but can't seem to get either to work for what I need.

Thank you!
 

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Conditionally format cell A1 with this formula:

=AND($G1="Yes",$H1="Yes")

Select your formatting.
Copy formatting accross row.
Copy formatting of row down as needed.
 
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