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Applying conditional formatting to dynamic range
Hi everybody,
I am working with quarterly sales data on which i have made dynamic range. The data is arranged like following Figures in Lac A B C D E F Salesperson 1st qty 2nd qty 3rd qty 4th qty Total Sale David 50 70 60 10 190 John 80 30 50 20 180 Now I want to use conditional formatting using macro which will apply conditional formatting each time I run the macro. But the problem is when I am trying to record this macro I am unable to select the dynamic range. It is easy selecting static named range but the main disadvantage is that I have to change the range every time I add a new record. Is there any solution to this problem? Please advice. |
Applying conditional formatting to dynamic range
If it is a self-adjusting defined name range then just refer to it instead of the static range. As always, post YOUR code for comments -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Arup C" wrote in message ... Hi everybody, I am working with quarterly sales data on which i have made dynamic range. The data is arranged like following Figures in Lac A B C D E F Salesperson 1st qty 2nd qty 3rd qty 4th qty Total Sale David 50 70 60 10 190 John 80 30 50 20 180 Now I want to use conditional formatting using macro which will apply conditional formatting each time I run the macro. But the problem is when I am trying to record this macro I am unable to select the dynamic range. It is easy selecting static named range but the main disadvantage is that I have to change the range every time I add a new record. Is there any solution to this problem? Please advice. |
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