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Calculation based on cell format results
Am looking for a way to count cells that have changed changed due to
conditional formatting. Eample would be: a cells' format has changed from black text to green due to data input in the cell. How woul I count the number of cells in the column that have changed from black to green? |
Calculation based on cell format results
Hi,
conditional formatting changes the colors based on a condition ya? so you can put that condotion in your formula to count. Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat "Japs" wrote: Am looking for a way to count cells that have changed changed due to conditional formatting. Eample would be: a cells' format has changed from black text to green due to data input in the cell. How woul I count the number of cells in the column that have changed from black to green? |
Calculation based on cell format results
Not as easy as you think.
You can count using the CF conditions as criteria. To actually count the green-colored cells is more complex and requires VBA. See Chip Pearson's site for more info on this. http://www.cpearson.com/excel/CFColors.htm Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 18 May 2007 08:58:00 -0700, Japs wrote: Am looking for a way to count cells that have changed changed due to conditional formatting. Eample would be: a cells' format has changed from black text to green due to data input in the cell. How woul I count the number of cells in the column that have changed from black to green? |
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