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1. How can I highlight cells in Google Sheets?

1. Open your Google Sheets spreadsheet in your browser.
2. Click the cell you want to highlight.
3. In the toolbar, click the color fill icon, which looks like a paint bucket.
4. Select the color you want to use to highlight the cell.
5. Click the cell you want to highlight and select the highlight color in the toolbar.

2. How can I highlight rows or columns in Google Sheets?

1. Open your Google Sheets spreadsheet in your browser.
2. Click the row number or column letter you want to highlight to select it.
3. In the toolbar, click the color fill icon, which looks like a paint bucket.
4. Select the color you want to use to highlight the row or column.
5. Click the row or column you want to highlight and select the highlight color in the toolbar.

3. How can I highlight a range of cells in Google Sheets?

1. Open your Google Sheets spreadsheet in your browser.
2. Select the range of cells you want to highlight.
3. In the toolbar, click the color fill icon, which looks like a paint bucket.
4. Select the color you want to use to highlight the range of cells.
5. Select the range of cells you want to highlight and select the highlight color in the toolbar.

4. How can I apply conditional formatting to automatically highlight cells with certain values ​​in Google Sheets?

1. Open your Google Sheets spreadsheet in your browser.
2. Select the range of cells you want to apply conditional formatting to.
3. In the toolbar, click “Format” and then “Conditional Formatting.”
4. In the conditional formatting window, select the type of formatting you want to apply, such as background color, bold text, etc.
5. Configure rules and value ranges so that cells are automatically highlighted based on your criteria.
6. Select “Format” and “Conditional Formatting” in the toolbar to apply conditional formatting and set automatic highlighting rules.

5. How can I highlight duplicate or unique cells in Google Sheets?

1. Open your Google Sheets spreadsheet in your browser.
2. Select the range of cells in which you want to search for duplicates or unique values.
3. In the toolbar, click “Data” and then “Remove Duplicates” or “Highlight Duplicate Values.”
4. Configure criteria to identify duplicates or unique values, such as whether to include rows or columns, etc.
5. Select the action you want to perform, such as removing duplicates or highlighting them with a specific color.
6. Select “Data” and “Remove Duplicates” or “Highlight Duplicate Values” from the toolbar to find duplicates or unique values ​​and configure criteria and actions.

6. How can I highlight blank or error cells in Google Sheets?

1. Open your Google Sheets spreadsheet in your browser.
2. Select the range of cells in which you want to search for blank or error cells.
3. In the toolbar, click “Data” and then “Data Validation.”
4. Select the “Custom” option from the drop-down menu and configure the formula to search for blank or error cells.
5. Choose whether you want to highlight found cells with a specific color or perform some other action, such as displaying a warning message.
6. Select “Data” and “Data Validation” in the toolbar to find blank or errored cells and configure the formula and actions to take.

7. How can I highlight cells based on dates in Google Sheets?

1. Open your Google Sheets spreadsheet in your browser.
2. Select the range of cells containing dates you want to highlight.
3. In the toolbar, click “Format” and then “Conditional Formatting.”
4. Select “Date is” or “Date is not” from the drop-down menu and set the desired condition to highlight the cells.
5. Specifies the highlight format, such as background color, bold text, etc.
6. Select “Format” and “Conditional Formatting” from the toolbar to apply conditional formatting to date-based cells and set highlighting conditions and formats.

8. How can I highlight cells based on specific text or values ​​in Google Sheets?

1. Open your Google Sheets spreadsheet in your browser.
2. Select the range of cells that contain the text or values ​​you want to highlight.
3. In the toolbar, click “Format” and then “Conditional Formatting.”
4. Select “Text is” or “Text contains” or “Value is” from the drop-down menu and specify the specific text or value you want to highlight.
5. Specifies the highlight format, such as background color, bold text, etc.
6. Select “Format” and “Conditional Formatting” from the toolbar to apply conditional formatting to cells based on specific text or values ​​and set highlighting conditions and formats.

9. How can I remove cell highlighting in Google Sheets?

1. Open your Google Sheets spreadsheet in your browser.
2. Select the cells, rows, or columns you want to remove highlighting.
3. In the toolbar, click the color fill icon, which looks like a paint bucket.
4. Click “No Color” at the bottom of the color palette to remove the highlight.
5. Select the cells, rows, or columns you want to remove the highlight and click “No Color” in the color palette to remove the highlight.

10. How can I save a highlight format to use in other spreadsheets in Google Sheets?

1. Open your Google Sheets spreadsheet in your browser.
2. Apply the highlight formatting you want to save to the corresponding cells, rows, or columns.
3. In the toolbar, click "Format" and then "Cell Styles."

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