Excel making a rule

[KotaCured]

Is there a way to have a sheet and make a rule that if a column let's say Row A column 1, has a word or numbers in it like (NA) and Row W column 1 has the numbers 1-8, can I make a rule that would completely black out the entire row 1? I would need to do this for as many lines as possible but only if they contain specific letters or numbers. 

[#2]

@KotaCured 

A and W are columns and 1 is a row. Can you explain more clearly what exactly you want? Thanks in advance.

[#3]

I’m for sure a basic excel user. For my job. I have data I need to pop out easier. So I need to have full lines black out if they have the word (NA) and uses the number (1-8) in the same line. I’m probably not making sense.

[#4]

@KotaCured 

See the attached demo workbook.

To see the conditional formatting rule, select Conditional Formatting > Manage Rules... on the Home tab of the ribbon.