Auto-Highlight in Excel with ONE Formula! How to Auto-Highlight in Excel with One Simple Formula Welcome to Discover Talent! Learn how to automatically highlight data in Excel with just one simple formula. This trick will save you time and make data analysis easier! Why Use Auto-Highlight in Excel? Finding specific data in large spreadsheets can be difficult. With Conditional Formatting , Excel can automatically highlight matching data, making your work faster and more efficient. Quick Steps to Apply Auto-Highlight Select the data range where you want the highlight. Open Conditional Formatting from the Home tab. Use this formula: =AND(ISNUMBER(SEARCH($E$10,B2)),$E$10<>"") Choose a highlight color and apply the rule. Type a keyword in E10 to see the magic happen! Want a full step-by-step guide? Watch our video tutorial on YouTu be for a detailed walkthrough! 🚀 Learn More For more Excel tricks and free learning resources, subscribe to Discover Talent and stay ...
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