Apply Conditional Formatting to an entire row of a table in Excel so that no matter how large the table, you can see that the record meets the criteria.

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Typically Conditional Formatting is applied to a single cell. When handling large tables of data, highlighting an entire row can be advantageous. By doing this the Conditional Formatting is always visible.

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To format an entire row you will need to write a simple formula for the Conditional Formatting rule. This is so that we can specify the column we are testing. This video tutorial shows you step by step.

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