I am trying to use either CONDITIONAL FORMATTING or VBA to achieve the following.
Let's assume columns A and B
Column A contains a list of locations and are duplicated many times, eg. the location "ANYWHERE" could be in 20 different rows (but in the same column).
Column B contains a Vlookup code that results in a numerical value (including 0) or are blank.
I want IF column B contains a value that is NOT 0 to highlight ALL INSTANCES of the same location in column A (even if the value is blank or 0 in column B).
So if on row 300, there is a location 'ANYWHERE' and column B (for that row) has a value of '10' then highlight EVERY instance of the word "ANYWHERE" in column A (below and above).
I got halfway there with conditional formatting to highlight the value in column A for any value that is not blank or higher than 0 in column B, but I do not know how to highlight all instances of that value in column A.
Also, if in row 100, 'ANYWHERE' has a value of '20' in column B (and thus all instances of "ANYWHERE" get highlighted, and then in row 200 'ANYWHERE' has no value in column B, that instance of 'ANYWHERE' should NOT get UN-highlighted
The values in the first column should be highlighted based on the value in the last column.
In this case, everything with NM-5F-0335 should be highlighted
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