Dynamic Search Bar to Highlight Row in Excel - Excel Tips and Tricks

To automatically highlight rows in Excel, users can utilize conditional formatting by selecting the target rows and creating a new rule based on a specific condition, such as a formula or value comparison. To search and highlight rows in Excel, one can employ the "Find" or "Ctrl + F" function, enter the search criteria, and choose the "Find All" option to select and highlight matching rows. For highlighting cells in Excel during a search, conditional formatting can be applied to the cells that meet the search criteria. To create a dynamic search bar in Excel, users can use the "Filter" option or employ advanced techniques like adding a combo box or creating a macro. Selecting all rows from a search in Excel can be achieved by utilizing the "Ctrl + A" shortcut after conducting the search. Finally, to create a search box in Excel and highlight the found value, one can insert a text box or a combo box, link it to a cell for input, and use conditional formatting to highlight the corresponding row based on the entered value.

Here are the steps outlined in my video.

Drop Down List
Unique Artist
=UNIQUE(B10:B85)

Drop Down List
For Search By Artist
1) Data ~ Data Validation
2) Set Allow to List
3) Source as =$L$10:$L$20
4) Apply

Highlight Matching Rows
1) Select dataset records
2) Home ~ Style ~ Conditional Formatting
3) New Rule...
4) Use a formula to determine which cells to format
5) =$B10=$C$6
6) Format ~ Fill tab ~ Fill color = YELLOW
7) OK
8) OK

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