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Is it possible to change the colour of an adjacent cell from another
cell which has CF? Without using the words or letters from the second cell? Just recolour the second cell from the first. And leaving the second cell info intact? So if A1 is green (CF) then B1 changes to green but all info remains the same as before within each cell.. Thanks to all Bill |
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Yes.
If your CF for A1 is set using "Formula is", make sure that column references in the formula are absolute references, then you can copy the formatting from A1 to B1. If your CF for A1 is set using "Cell value is", then you'll need to derive an equivalent "Formula is" for B1, looking at the value in A1. -- David Biddulph "Yottie" wrote in message ... Is it possible to change the colour of an adjacent cell from another cell which has CF? Without using the words or letters from the second cell? Just recolour the second cell from the first. And leaving the second cell info intact? So if A1 is green (CF) then B1 changes to green but all info remains the same as before within each cell.. Thanks to all Bill |
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David Biddulph wrote:
Yes. If your CF for A1 is set using "Formula is", make sure that column references in the formula are absolute references, then you can copy the formatting from A1 to B1. If your CF for A1 is set using "Cell value is", then you'll need to derive an equivalent "Formula is" for B1, looking at the value in A1. Thank you David I will try that. Bill |
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