highlight entire rows when two cells in row are populated

[json]

Hi. I'm new to VBA Code so thank you in advance for your help.
I am trying to highlight an entire row in excel if two conditions are met. I found this code that answered the question if one condition was met. But How would I add an additional criteria if I need values in column F to also be evaluated?
So for instance column G would need to equal "Break Out" AND Column F would need to be like "Emergency" or "Urgent".

Additionally as exampled above the values in column F (to be considered for highlighting entire row) should be "in ("Emergency", "Urgent")". I know VBA doesn't accept the IN statment, so how would I work a Case into the below code?
credit to mdmackillop for the below code:

 
Sub Macro1() 
    Const TEST_COLUMN As String = "D" '<=== change to suit
    Dim LastRow As Long 
    Dim cell As Range 
    sSheetName = ActiveSheet.Name 
With Worksheets(sSheetName) 
        LastRow = .Cells(.Rows.Count, TEST_COLUMN).End(xlUp).Row 
For Each cell In Range("G2:G" & LastRow) 
            If cell.Value = "Break Down" Then 
                cell.Offset(, -6).Resize(, 21).Interior.ColorIndex = 39 
            ElseIf cell.Value = "PM/SM Call" Then 
                cell.Offset(, -6).Resize(, 21).Interior.ColorIndex = 43 
            Else 
                cell.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone 
            End If 
        Next 
    End With 
End Sub 

[ranman256]

Get away from ELSEIF constructs...SELECT CASE is easier to read

select case cell.value
   case  "Break Down" 
 cell.Offset(, -6).Resize(, 21).Interior.ColorIndex = 39 
   case  "PM/SM Call" 
 cell.Offset(, -6).Resize(, 21).Interior.ColorIndex = 43 
   case Else 
  cell.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone 
End select

'or 

select case TRUE  'now you can evaluate anyting
   case  cell.value = "Break Down" AND cell.range("F" & x).value = "my value"      'COLUMN F
       cell.Offset(, -6).Resize(, 21).Interior.ColorIndex = 39 
   case  cell.Value = "PM/SM Call" 
      cell.Offset(, -6).Resize(, 21).Interior.ColorIndex = 43 
   case Else 
      cell.EntireRow.Interior.ColorIndex = xlNone 
End select

[p45cal]

You could use conditional formatting.
Select Cells A2 to Uxxx, making sure that you select from top to bottom so that the active cell is in row 2 while you do the following, then in conditional formatting use a formula to determine… and use the formula:
=AND($G2="Break Out",OR($F2="Emergency",$F2="Urgent"))
then select the format of the highlighting, OK.