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Conditional format when autofilter engaged
I have autofilter engaged. When I choose a filter from one of the columns,
I'd like to conditionally format the column to show in a color to further denote it is the one currently on filter option. Formula? |
Conditional format when autofilter engaged
Hi
take a look at the sample file at Debra Dalgleish's site http://www.contextures.com/FilterHighlightList.zip -- Regards Roger Govier "ttbbgg" wrote in message ... I have autofilter engaged. When I choose a filter from one of the columns, I'd like to conditionally format the column to show in a color to further denote it is the one currently on filter option. Formula? |
Conditional format when autofilter engaged
Roger;
This does look valuable, however creating a UDF is a little beyond me as it seems to entail me creating my own initial filter logic rather than using the autofilter available. Although I have reviewed and understand the concept I was hoping for an easier way. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi take a look at the sample file at Debra Dalgleish's site http://www.contextures.com/FilterHighlightList.zip -- Regards Roger Govier "ttbbgg" wrote in message ... I have autofilter engaged. When I choose a filter from one of the columns, I'd like to conditionally format the column to show in a color to further denote it is the one currently on filter option. Formula? |
Conditional format when autofilter engaged
I looked further on the site, and the FilterColor.zip seemed to help me more
because I simply copy/pasted the VBA script into my own sheet. It's a general script dependong on the Autofilter to be engaged, so it worked. "ttbbgg" wrote: Roger; This does look valuable, however creating a UDF is a little beyond me as it seems to entail me creating my own initial filter logic rather than using the autofilter available. Although I have reviewed and understand the concept I was hoping for an easier way. "Roger Govier" wrote: Hi take a look at the sample file at Debra Dalgleish's site http://www.contextures.com/FilterHighlightList.zip -- Regards Roger Govier "ttbbgg" wrote in message ... I have autofilter engaged. When I choose a filter from one of the columns, I'd like to conditionally format the column to show in a color to further denote it is the one currently on filter option. Formula? |
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