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Code to disable a cell in excel
Ok i've looked all over but i am new to excel and don't know how to change
the advice people have given to others to suit my own purposes. So my question.. I am making a spreadsheet form that people are going to be filling out using both text and numbers. Most of the sheet will be unlock, but i want certain cells to be visible (but greyed out) when another cell has a certain value. for example this code would be in E5 -- =If(D5=15,2,"grey out E5") IE if D5=15 then the value in E5 would be 2, otherwise E5 would be greyed out and unaccesable. Is this even possible? thanks in advance. Athens |
Code to disable a cell in excel
You certainly can accomplish task. Look in the help files for 'Conditional
Formatting' "Athens" wrote: Ok i've looked all over but i am new to excel and don't know how to change the advice people have given to others to suit my own purposes. So my question.. I am making a spreadsheet form that people are going to be filling out using both text and numbers. Most of the sheet will be unlock, but i want certain cells to be visible (but greyed out) when another cell has a certain value. for example this code would be in E5 -- =If(D5=15,2,"grey out E5") IE if D5=15 then the value in E5 would be 2, otherwise E5 would be greyed out and unaccesable. Is this even possible? thanks in advance. Athens |
Code to disable a cell in excel
you could use conditional formatting to color the cell. then, on the sheet
where these cells are, use something like the following as sub worksheet selection change code: If Range("E5").Value = "grey out E5" Then Range("E5").Locked = True Else Range("E5").Locked = False End If Hope this helps! -Chad "Athens" wrote: Ok i've looked all over but i am new to excel and don't know how to change the advice people have given to others to suit my own purposes. So my question.. I am making a spreadsheet form that people are going to be filling out using both text and numbers. Most of the sheet will be unlock, but i want certain cells to be visible (but greyed out) when another cell has a certain value. for example this code would be in E5 -- =If(D5=15,2,"grey out E5") IE if D5=15 then the value in E5 would be 2, otherwise E5 would be greyed out and unaccesable. Is this even possible? thanks in advance. Athens |
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