Format multiple columns in one rule

[SKETCHwade]

Is there an easy way to format all columns if they contain specific text?
I have tried in a way I think should work but it instead formats all columns if one column contains this text.

Example of my formula,

IF(OR([External E Stops] = Requires Immediate Attention,
[Tyres / Rims / Wheel Nuts] = Requires Immediate Attention,
[Pins & Bushes] = Requires Immediate Attention,
[Cylinder & Hoses] = Requires Immediate Attention
),False,True)

The reason this does’nt work is due to the fact it then formats all columns together as one. Can this be modified?

Otherwise I will have to make over 100 format rules haha

[Aleksi · Accepted solution]

I’m afraid you need to add them one by one.

[SKETCHwade]

Ok, thank you

[dostoevsky]

Just checking: Is this still the case?
In my app, I’ll need to add several hundred. The columns are all Enum using the same options across the table.

[Marc_Dillon]

It is.

[Marco_Abuid]

just checking two years after... is this still the case?

[Steve]

No change.

[ConorO]

Still can't believe this isn't a feature yet. But I'm in a similar situation and thought I'd pass along a tip that made my life slightly easier - if your formula rules are related, use a table to autogenerate the rule title, formula, custom text color (for me), etc. for each rule. Copy previous rule, copy/paste the new fields, rinse and repeat

[ADRN]

I think it is working already, am I correct? 
You just have to use OR() (without IF() ) in formula and choose columns which should be formatted based on the rule. 

[Oscarfotz]

I wish, but no. It only takes one true condition for the OR() to evaluate to true, which means the formatting applies to all selected columns.