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Good morning all. I am using Excel 2003 and I have a worksheet where I need
to apply more than just 3 conditional formats. I have a list of "never ending" sales and in the far right column I have the salesman's name that corresponds with the account. I want to be able to highlight the account in a color that represents the salesman (i.e. Joe = blue, Bob = green, John = yellow, Matt = pink etc.). The problem is that I have (at least) 7 different salesman. Is there a way to work around the limit of 3 cond. formats? Can I write a macro and if so HOW?? (never worked w/macros). Thanks in advance for your help! |
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