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custom function
i do a lot of comparing cells. my go-to formula is "=c1=c2". Of course I
get a true if they're equal and false otherwise. If I have a lot of cells I sometimes add conditional formatting that colors the cells false red. Now my question...maybe I could create a custom function in my personal.xls workbook that does the compare and the conditional formatting in a single step. Is something like this worth pursuing? |
custom function
Put this UDF in a REGULAR module. In the cell =cif(a1,b1) Function cif(x, y) If x = y Then cif = "Yes" End If End Function Put this macro in the SHEET module of the sheet desired. Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Target = "Yes" Then Target.Interior.ColorIndex = 35 End Sub -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Steve" wrote in message ... i do a lot of comparing cells. my go-to formula is "=c1=c2". Of course I get a true if they're equal and false otherwise. If I have a lot of cells I sometimes add conditional formatting that colors the cells false red. Now my question...maybe I could create a custom function in my personal.xls workbook that does the compare and the conditional formatting in a single step. Is something like this worth pursuing? |
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