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Well, you can do a couple of things. One would be to use an older technique
that is a little tricky, but very doable. Follow these steps: Hit Ctrl + F3 Name: TheFormula Refers to: =GET.CELL(6,INDIRECT("RC",FALSE)) Hit Add Hit Ok Then select your cell in col B, goto Format (menu) | Conditional Formatting | Formula Is ... =TheFormula="="&ADDRESS(ROW(),COLUMN()-1,4) This will check the formula in the cell in column B, if it says "=A1" (or therow it is in) then the condition is true. Another method contains using a UDF ... Function MyFormula(Optional celRef As Range) If celRef Is Nothing Then Set celRef = Application.Caller MyFormula = celRef.Formula End Function Then use this conditional format for column B... =MyFormula()="=A"&ROW() -- Regards, Zack Barresse, aka firefytr "snax500" wrote in message oups.com... Thanks but your formula doesn't work if both column A and C are equal. Any other ideas. |
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