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How to have row color change based on one cell to 4 colors
I have a spreadsheet that will have up to 20,000 lines on it.
A1:K20000. Cell I2 is the cell that I use for the line color. It will have 4 possible options. 'I', "H", "O", "C". (Would like to use a drop down list if that would work with the line formatting.) H=Red (#40), O=pale yellow(36), I=green, C=light blue I know I cannot use conditional formatting as I have 4 colors. Not exactly sure how to write up the code for this one. Any help would be most appreciated. thx Mel |
How to have row color change based on one cell to 4 colors
set the cells to one of those colours by default, then use CF on the other 3
values/colours. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Mel" wrote in message ups.com... I have a spreadsheet that will have up to 20,000 lines on it. A1:K20000. Cell I2 is the cell that I use for the line color. It will have 4 possible options. 'I', "H", "O", "C". (Would like to use a drop down list if that would work with the line formatting.) H=Red (#40), O=pale yellow(36), I=green, C=light blue I know I cannot use conditional formatting as I have 4 colors. Not exactly sure how to write up the code for this one. Any help would be most appreciated. thx Mel |
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