

To do this, we select the Text contains an option in the Format cells if section.We want to make the cell turn red if it contains the word “Urgent.” This will open a new section where you can specify the requirements and the effect that takes place when those requirements are fulfilled. This will open a sidebar on the right side of the screen. Click on Format in the top main bar of the spreadsheet.In this case, it is the cell range D4:D50. Select the cells on which you want to apply the conditional formatting.For this example, we’ll highlight cells with “Urgent” in red. Now that we have the names assigned, let’s use conditional formatting so that if our notes contain a specific word, the cell is highlighted. In this case, we named our column Notes and assigned the name in cell D3. After the column is added, add a name for that column in the naming cells.

This will add another column in the desired location. Click on either Insert 1 column left or Insert 1 column right, depending on your preferences.Here are the steps you need to follow to do this: Now let’s look at how you can add columns to it.

You will now be presented will a basic to-do list. Click on it to open the spreadsheet template in a new spreadsheet.
