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i understand basic conditional formatting but if i have a number in cell A1
and a series of numbers in a column from A2:A102 what formula can i use to colour cell A1 if there is the same number anywhere in the colum A2:A102. ?? In other words a formula that looks for a match for whatever the number happens to be in A1 Thanks |
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This should do it...
=COUNTIF(A2:A102, A1) -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "jackrobyn1" wrote: i understand basic conditional formatting but if i have a number in cell A1 and a series of numbers in a column from A2:A102 what formula can i use to colour cell A1 if there is the same number anywhere in the colum A2:A102. ?? In other words a formula that looks for a match for whatever the number happens to be in A1 Thanks |
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Select the cells you want to conditional format and use this formula.
=COUNTIF(A2:A102,A2)1 HTH Regards, Howard "jackrobyn1" wrote in message ... i understand basic conditional formatting but if i have a number in cell A1 and a series of numbers in a column from A2:A102 what formula can i use to colour cell A1 if there is the same number anywhere in the colum A2:A102. ?? In other words a formula that looks for a match for whatever the number happens to be in A1 Thanks |
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I believe I missread your post. Not sure my formula will do what you want.
Regards, Howard "L. Howard Kittle" wrote in message . .. Select the cells you want to conditional format and use this formula. =COUNTIF(A2:A102,A2)1 HTH Regards, Howard "jackrobyn1" wrote in message ... i understand basic conditional formatting but if i have a number in cell A1 and a series of numbers in a column from A2:A102 what formula can i use to colour cell A1 if there is the same number anywhere in the colum A2:A102. ?? In other words a formula that looks for a match for whatever the number happens to be in A1 Thanks |
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thanks the first formula works a treat, exactly what i wanted. cheers
"L. Howard Kittle" wrote: I believe I missread your post. Not sure my formula will do what you want. Regards, Howard "L. Howard Kittle" wrote in message . .. Select the cells you want to conditional format and use this formula. =COUNTIF(A2:A102,A2)1 HTH Regards, Howard "jackrobyn1" wrote in message ... i understand basic conditional formatting but if i have a number in cell A1 and a series of numbers in a column from A2:A102 what formula can i use to colour cell A1 if there is the same number anywhere in the colum A2:A102. ?? In other words a formula that looks for a match for whatever the number happens to be in A1 Thanks |
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