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Conditional formatting
I have a spreadsheet that contains subtotals. I would like to do conditional
formatting only on the rows that contain the work Total in column A. Coulumn A may look similiar to: Col A Col B Col C Col D Arp 10 May 10 Jun 10 Widget 1 5 11 22 Widget 1 5 14 29 Widget 1 Total 10 25 51 Widget 2 1 1 2 Widget 2 Total 1 1 2 The month columns may run from B4:B10 or from B4 to B150. No set limit on date range. I need to be able to provide the following color coding for B4:???? for each row that contains Total in A: If cell = less than 15 Cell fill = yellow If cell is between 16 and 20 Cell fill = green If cell is between 21 and 35 Cell fill = blue If cell is greater than 35 cell fill = red I am using MS Excel Office Pro 2003. Thanks in advance for you help. |
Conditional formatting
Hi Don,
I would prefer to do this via VBA and only color the cells that meet the criteria and have Total in the a col. "Don Guillett" wrote: try formula= =right(a1),5)="Total" -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "C" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that contains subtotals. I would like to do conditional formatting only on the rows that contain the work Total in column A. Coulumn A may look similiar to: Col A Col B Col C Col D Arp 10 May 10 Jun 10 Widget 1 5 11 22 Widget 1 5 14 29 Widget 1 Total 10 25 51 Widget 2 1 1 2 Widget 2 Total 1 1 2 The month columns may run from B4:B10 or from B4 to B150. No set limit on date range. I need to be able to provide the following color coding for B4:???? for each row that contains Total in A: If cell = less than 15 Cell fill = yellow If cell is between 16 and 20 Cell fill = green If cell is between 21 and 35 Cell fill = blue If cell is greater than 35 cell fill = red I am using MS Excel Office Pro 2003. Thanks in advance for you help. . |
Conditional formatting
Use a FINDNEXT macro (look in vba help index) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "C" wrote in message ... Hi Don, I would prefer to do this via VBA and only color the cells that meet the criteria and have Total in the a col. "Don Guillett" wrote: try formula= =right(a1),5)="Total" -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "C" wrote in message ... I have a spreadsheet that contains subtotals. I would like to do conditional formatting only on the rows that contain the work Total in column A. Coulumn A may look similiar to: Col A Col B Col C Col D Arp 10 May 10 Jun 10 Widget 1 5 11 22 Widget 1 5 14 29 Widget 1 Total 10 25 51 Widget 2 1 1 2 Widget 2 Total 1 1 2 The month columns may run from B4:B10 or from B4 to B150. No set limit on date range. I need to be able to provide the following color coding for B4:???? for each row that contains Total in A: If cell = less than 15 Cell fill = yellow If cell is between 16 and 20 Cell fill = green If cell is between 21 and 35 Cell fill = blue If cell is greater than 35 cell fill = red I am using MS Excel Office Pro 2003. Thanks in advance for you help. . |
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