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    Talking Conditional formatting

    I am looking to highlight an entire row red if delivery has not been confirm, need it to update on a daily basis

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    Re: Conditional formatting

    And how does one know the delivery was not confirmed?

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    Re: Conditional formatting

    Select the row of cells to highlight.

    Open Conditional Formatting on the HOME Tab

    Select New Rule

    Select Use a Formula to determine which cells to format

    Under the Edit the Rule Description, enter the formula you want to base the highlight on (such as =$A$1<>"") The $A$! in my example should be the cell where your delivery date is.

    Click Format and set the fill color.

    Click OK twice to get out.

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