Highlight a row yellow if a cell contains TRUE

[Mally]

How do i highlight a whole row if the answer to a formula in a cell = TRUE.

Kind Regards

 

[Gary''s Student]

Say we are dealing with row 1 and the cell in question is A1.

Format > Conditinal Formatting... > Formula is > =$A$1=true

 

[Don Guillett]

Select the row number at the left before doing your conditional format

 

[Mally]

Hi

This will change the cell to yellow but i need to be able to change the
WHOLE row to yellow.

Kind Regards

 

[Gary''s Student]

Select the entire row when you apply the conditional formatting.

 

[Mally]

Hi again.

I've tried selecting the whole row, even the whole sheet but it still only
highlights the individual cells and not the whole row.

Sorry to be a pest

 

[Don Guillett]

OK you never said WHICH cell so I will assume you want to color row 3 if
cell b3 =3
1. Select the row number at the left
2. format>conditional format>FORMULA is>=$b$3=3>format as desired.
TESTED

 

[Mally]

Thanks. Got it working. Mistake at my end.

OK you never said WHICH cell so I will assume you want to color row 3 if
cell b3 =3
1. Select the row number at the left
2. format>conditional format>FORMULA is>=$b$3=3>format as desired.
TESTED

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[David Biddulph]

You may have missed the earlier reply from Gary's Student:
Format > Conditional Formatting... > Formula is > =$A$1=true

You need to use "Formula Is", not "Cell Value Is".
If you want to copy the formatting from row to row, but apply the format to
all columns, you may need:
Format > Conditional Formatting... > Formula is > =A$1=true
(with A1 being the active cell when you apply the CF)

 

[Mally]

Me again

So how do I do this to select more than one row at a time

e.g.

If rows A1, A4, A5, A10 etc. all contrain TRUE