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I have the following chalange.
I have created a sheet thus far working perfectly and now I want to put finishing touch. Column A(type Code) and H(shape code) return a certain formula from an index page. In turn the formula will use user defined values (lengts for sections of the shape), depending on the shape code formula uses between between 1 and 5 values to calculate the total length of the item. Is there a method (conditional formating or other) to highlight/mark or other techniques to let cells stand out which are used in the formula. This would make it easy to spot any shortfalls when information is left out. An alternative route could be shape code, the shape code already tells me how many values are needed to calculate total length. Thanks, Willem |
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