Hi Mahnian,

You could use Conditional formatting. This gives four colour possibilities -
the default colour and up to three conditional colours - but for your stated
purpose, one will do. If you want more than 3 conditional colours, you'd have
to use a macro.

Cheers

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macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


"Mahnian" wrote in message
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| I am in need of some help.
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| I have to get a sheet made that will auto color a row green based on a time
| frame.
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| Example:
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| On sheet1 we show John works from 07:00 to 16:00
| On sheet2 we would need to have to color b2:al2 green (each cell represents
| 15 minutes)
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| This had to be dynamic as individual shifts will change from time to time,
| and my boss-man does not want to color it by hand.
|
| Anyone have any insight?