Excel displays various options related to conditional formatting. Click Manage Rules. Excel displays the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager. The format you want copied should already be filled in.

Using formulas in conditional formatting unlocks advanced capabilities, allowing you to create dynamic and visually engaging spreadsheets. Here are some practical examples: ...

Step 1: Highlight the course grades: Use your mouse to select the course grades. In this example, cells AI2 through AI20 would be selected. Step 2: Create conditional formatting rules: On the Home tab ...

This conditional format will highlight the subtotaling rows. Currently, the data set contains no formulas in column C so there’s no formatting. Now, using the steps in the previous section ...

Finally, it’s time to create the conditional format rule that fills alternating groups in the Excel Table: Select the data, B3:F13. (Don’t include the column of consecutive values in column H.) ...

Excel gives you complete control over the conditional formatting in your workbook, allowing you to customize the criteria, style and color. Open the Excel workbook and select the desired tab at ...

Select the drop-down menu on the right, choose Custom Format, and click the White color (found in the Fill tab). Select OK, and when data is entered into the cell, the background will change to white, ...