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Format cells if hovered over or selected
I want to be able to show visually which cells are linked to a cell when the
cell is either hovered over or selected. For example: If A1 is selected/hovered over I want cells A5, B8, and B10 to highlight/change colors. Does anyone know of a way to do this in VBA, I'm pretty sure it can't be done using conditional formatting tool. Thanks. -Adam |
If you double click a cell containing a formula, the cells it refers to will
be bordered in different colours. Also, if you click in the formula bar, you will get the same effect "Adam R" wrote: I want to be able to show visually which cells are linked to a cell when the cell is either hovered over or selected. For example: If A1 is selected/hovered over I want cells A5, B8, and B10 to highlight/change colors. Does anyone know of a way to do this in VBA, I'm pretty sure it can't be done using conditional formatting tool. Thanks. -Adam |
"Kassie" wrote: If you double click a cell containing a formula, the cells it refers to will be bordered in different colours. Also, if you click in the formula bar, you will get the same effect "Adam R" wrote: I want to be able to show visually which cells are linked to a cell when the cell is either hovered over or selected. For example: If A1 is selected/hovered over I want cells A5, B8, and B10 to highlight/change colors. Does anyone know of a way to do this in VBA, I'm pretty sure it can't be done using conditional formatting tool. Thanks. -Adam |
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