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How do I change the text colour in a drop down list?
Hi,
I have created a spreadsheet with some drop down lists. I have created my lists by naming ranges of cells (with the list options) on a seperate worksheet and then used Data Validation to select the list. One of my lists is simply YES, NO, N/A and I want the NO part to always appear in red on the drop down list. I have coloured the word NO on the named range of cells that create the list but when you actually use the list in the main worksheet it defaults back to black. Does anyone know how I can set this so the NO option on my list is always in red. Thanx, Matt. |
How do I change the text colour in a drop down list?
You cannot format the items in the list, but you can format the item after you
have picked it. FormatConditional FormattingCell Value is: equal to........="NO" Note: just enter NO and Excel will do the rest. Format to a red color and OK. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 29 Oct 2007 08:18:00 -0700, Bluetone101 wrote: Hi, I have created a spreadsheet with some drop down lists. I have created my lists by naming ranges of cells (with the list options) on a seperate worksheet and then used Data Validation to select the list. One of my lists is simply YES, NO, N/A and I want the NO part to always appear in red on the drop down list. I have coloured the word NO on the named range of cells that create the list but when you actually use the list in the main worksheet it defaults back to black. Does anyone know how I can set this so the NO option on my list is always in red. Thanx, Matt. |
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