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wx4usa

Code to conditional format all black after date specified in code?
 
I have a date in cell A100 sheet 1

Can anyone provide a code that will conditionally format an entire
sheet (sheet2) to black fill and font if now() is greater than date in
cell A1?

Or perhaps change sheet 2 to Very Hidden.

mikeaj72[_3_]

Code to conditional format all black after date specified in code?
 

Try this
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
If Now() Sheet1.Range("A100") Then
Sheet2.Visible = xlSheetVeryHidden
Else
Sheet2.Visible = xlSheetVisible
End If
End Sub


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JE McGimpsey

Code to conditional format all black after date specified in code?
 
One way:

Select all cells in sheet2. Choose Format/Conditional Formatting:

CF1: = $A$1 < NOW()
Format1: <pattern/<black, <font/<black

Note that this will not prevent one from seeing the formula/value in the
formula bar. The user will also be able to, say, on another sheet, enter

A1: =Sheet2!A1

and copy down and across, revealing the values.


In article
,
wx4usa wrote:

Can anyone provide a code that will conditionally format an entire
sheet (sheet2) to black fill and font if now() is greater than date in
cell A1?


wx4usa

Code to conditional format all black after date specified incode?
 
On Dec 26, 12:37*pm, JE McGimpsey wrote:
One way:

Select all cells in sheet2. Choose Format/Conditional Formatting:

CF1: * * = $A$1 < NOW()
Format1: <pattern/<black, <font/<black

Note that this will not prevent one from seeing the formula/value in the
formula bar. The user will also be able to, say, on another sheet, enter

A1: * * *=Sheet2!A1

and copy down and across, revealing the values.

In article
,

*wx4usa wrote:
Can anyone provide a code that will conditionally format an entire
sheet (sheet2) to black fill and font if now() is greater than date in
cell A1?


Thanks, that worked!


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