Conditional Formatting??
not to sure this help really.
what i have is a list of 8 cells (representing work areas) each cell has a
current job identified by unit # when work is ongoing i want the cells to
have defualt formatting. once a job is complete i need it to display the
unit# with a green background format so the workers will knoe that the job is
complete and the unit can be moved (can take a while to move). once the unit
has been moved the unit number is deleted from that cell (work area) and the
format returns to default. allowing that work area to be used for another
job.
the only way used to identify a job is done is whenits actually been done and
a worker updates the sheet. theres not set time,ect. the current metod used
is a manual whiteboard, that the workers write on with marker pen. were
changing this for a digital excel version so want to keep it as simple as
possible. so click a command button, or automatically returns to defualt. the
guys using this sheet are very low level computer competant so simplicity is
key.
thanks,
the problem i have is i can set a defualt format, can change it the green
when job complete and can set a condition for the cell to revert to defualt
settings once deleted. then the problem is when the next unit# is inputted
the format automatically is set to green.
the way i did it was to set defiualt format, to change it to green using a
recorded macro assigned to a command button, and revert it back to default on
the condition that the cell value was less then 1.(all unit# are 6 digits
between 300000 - 500000).
"Jacob Skaria" wrote:
How do you want excel to know that the job is completed..
1. Do you have a completion date ?
If so use ConditionalFormattingCondition1Formula Is
=A1=TODAY()
2. Do you have a status column where once the job is finished you enter
'Done' or something.
If so use ConditionalFormattingCondition1Cell Value isEqual to "Done"
If this post helps click Yes
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Jacob Skaria
"Gazz_85" wrote:
Hi,
I need to create either a macro or condition formating so that i can change
a field from its defualt to green when a job is done, and back to its defualt
when deleted.
I've had a go at conditional formating and can change it to green(using a
simple macro(recorded changing the fill colour)) and can change it back to
its defualt by adding a conditional formating parameter. the problem is that
when i enter a new value into this field it automatically turns to green, and
i need it to stay as defualt until completed.
any ideas???
regards
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