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I will be honest, this is for a fanatsy league so bear with me please. There
are hundreds of player names that I show on one tab. On a second tab I show who has picked which players. I have been manually going through the list of players and coloring the box red when that player is chosen. Is there a formula using 'Match' or something else that will automatically color the box red when that players name is duplicated on another tab? Ex. Tab 1 Tab 2 Players Roster Joe John Adam Hector Bill Joe I needs a formula that will turn the cell for joe in Tab 1 Red when some one chooses Joe in Tab 2. Thanks for any help. |
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Hi There,
Please try: Go to Format Choose conditional format Condition 1: Formula is =MATCH($B$3,$C:$C) $B$3= referring to your TAB1 Cell $C:$C= reffering to your TAB2 Cell Then Click format Click Patterns, and change the color you want. "Riptide" wrote: I will be honest, this is for a fanatsy league so bear with me please. There are hundreds of player names that I show on one tab. On a second tab I show who has picked which players. I have been manually going through the list of players and coloring the box red when that player is chosen. Is there a formula using 'Match' or something else that will automatically color the box red when that players name is duplicated on another tab? Ex. Tab 1 Tab 2 Players Roster Joe John Adam Hector Bill Joe I needs a formula that will turn the cell for joe in Tab 1 Red when some one chooses Joe in Tab 2. Thanks for any help. |
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Forgot to say to do this in your TAB1 Cell
"Danny" wrote: Hi There, Please try: Go to Format Choose conditional format Condition 1: Formula is =MATCH($B$3,$C:$C) $B$3= referring to your TAB1 Cell $C:$C= reffering to your TAB2 Cell Then Click format Click Patterns, and change the color you want. "Riptide" wrote: I will be honest, this is for a fanatsy league so bear with me please. There are hundreds of player names that I show on one tab. On a second tab I show who has picked which players. I have been manually going through the list of players and coloring the box red when that player is chosen. Is there a formula using 'Match' or something else that will automatically color the box red when that players name is duplicated on another tab? Ex. Tab 1 Tab 2 Players Roster Joe John Adam Hector Bill Joe I needs a formula that will turn the cell for joe in Tab 1 Red when some one chooses Joe in Tab 2. Thanks for any help. |
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I tried what you had suggested and an error message came up saying "You may
not use references to other worksheets or workbooks for conditional formatting criteria" The tabs I had mentioned are actually the tabs along the bottom, thus separate worksheets. Is there a way where I can do this for separate worksheets? Thanks for the help though. "Danny" wrote: Hi There, Please try: Go to Format Choose conditional format Condition 1: Formula is =MATCH($B$3,$C:$C) $B$3= referring to your TAB1 Cell $C:$C= reffering to your TAB2 Cell Then Click format Click Patterns, and change the color you want. "Riptide" wrote: I will be honest, this is for a fanatsy league so bear with me please. There are hundreds of player names that I show on one tab. On a second tab I show who has picked which players. I have been manually going through the list of players and coloring the box red when that player is chosen. Is there a formula using 'Match' or something else that will automatically color the box red when that players name is duplicated on another tab? Ex. Tab 1 Tab 2 Players Roster Joe John Adam Hector Bill Joe I needs a formula that will turn the cell for joe in Tab 1 Red when some one chooses Joe in Tab 2. Thanks for any help. |
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