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So I'm having a bit of a problem with some conditional formatting (I posted
this question at the bottom of one I answered a couple of days ago and I don't think anyone has seen it there). I have a column that has cells that say "Incomplete" (with red formating) and change to "complete" (green formating) when a value I look up in another cell is met, say if a cell is 0 somewhere else, it's incomplete, and if it's 1, it's complete. Once it turns to complete, I want it to stay that way (until next time I load the workbook) even if the cell I'm looking at turns back to 0. Any ideas? I tried a counter, nested ifs, maybe I need to do it in the vba code? Thanks. |
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