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Hi everyone,

I have a need to hi-light a set of two columns per set, every other set. In
other words, columns a and b would be colored, c and d would not, then e and
f would be colored in and so on.

I am using this conditional format formula, which is close, it does every
other column.

=MOD(COLUMN(),2)=0

Does anyone know what I need to do to the above formula to make it hi-light
every other set of 2 colums?

I am using Excel 2007/Win XP

Thanks for your help!
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One way -

=MOD(COLUMN(),4)1

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Hi everyone,

I have a need to hi-light a set of two columns per set, every other set.

In
other words, columns a and b would be colored, c and d would not, then e

and
f would be colored in and so on.

I am using this conditional format formula, which is close, it does every
other column.

=MOD(COLUMN(),2)=0

Does anyone know what I need to do to the above formula to make it

hi-light
every other set of 2 colums?

I am using Excel 2007/Win XP

Thanks for your help!



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On Thu, 20 Mar 2008 07:55:06 -0700, MarkT
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Hi everyone,

I have a need to hi-light a set of two columns per set, every other set. In
other words, columns a and b would be colored, c and d would not, then e and
f would be colored in and so on.

I am using this conditional format formula, which is close, it does every
other column.

=MOD(COLUMN(),2)=0

Does anyone know what I need to do to the above formula to make it hi-light
every other set of 2 colums?

I am using Excel 2007/Win XP

Thanks for your help!



Try this:

=MOD(COLUMN()+?,4)<2

Replace ? with 1 or 3 to suit your needs.

Hope this helps. / Lars-Åke
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Worked like a charm. Thanks!

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One way -

=MOD(COLUMN(),4)1

Regards,
Peter T


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Hi everyone,

I have a need to hi-light a set of two columns per set, every other set.

In
other words, columns a and b would be colored, c and d would not, then e

and
f would be colored in and so on.

I am using this conditional format formula, which is close, it does every
other column.

=MOD(COLUMN(),2)=0

Does anyone know what I need to do to the above formula to make it

hi-light
every other set of 2 colums?

I am using Excel 2007/Win XP

Thanks for your help!




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