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Hi Folks
One of my colleagues is using VLookup to identify data. Is it possible for the Lookup to not only pickup the contents of the field, but also the formatting? I suggested he use Conditional Formatting, but he needs approx 200 colours which aren't available in Conditional Formatting. thanks for all your help. -- Janet |
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That would require some VBA code
-- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Janet" wrote in message ... Hi Folks One of my colleagues is using VLookup to identify data. Is it possible for the Lookup to not only pickup the contents of the field, but also the formatting? I suggested he use Conditional Formatting, but he needs approx 200 colours which aren't available in Conditional Formatting. thanks for all your help. -- Janet |
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1. No. Formulas ONLY return values
2. You can use a select case macro with a worksheet_change event. 200 colors sounds a bit confusing... -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "Janet" wrote in message ... Hi Folks One of my colleagues is using VLookup to identify data. Is it possible for the Lookup to not only pickup the contents of the field, but also the formatting? I suggested he use Conditional Formatting, but he needs approx 200 colours which aren't available in Conditional Formatting. thanks for all your help. -- Janet |
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Formulas return values--not formatting.
Janet wrote: Hi Folks One of my colleagues is using VLookup to identify data. Is it possible for the Lookup to not only pickup the contents of the field, but also the formatting? I suggested he use Conditional Formatting, but he needs approx 200 colours which aren't available in Conditional Formatting. thanks for all your help. -- Janet -- Dave Peterson |
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VLOOKUP returns only values, not formatting......you would need VBA for that.
BTW, how does one tell the difference between 200 colors? Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Janet" wrote: Hi Folks One of my colleagues is using VLookup to identify data. Is it possible for the Lookup to not only pickup the contents of the field, but also the formatting? I suggested he use Conditional Formatting, but he needs approx 200 colours which aren't available in Conditional Formatting. thanks for all your help. -- Janet |
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Thank you for your prompt responses - you confirmed my suspicions that this
couldn't be done. I appreciate all your help. Regards -- Janet "Janet" wrote: Hi Folks One of my colleagues is using VLookup to identify data. Is it possible for the Lookup to not only pickup the contents of the field, but also the formatting? I suggested he use Conditional Formatting, but he needs approx 200 colours which aren't available in Conditional Formatting. thanks for all your help. -- Janet |
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