How to edit row height with conditional formatting?
I want to edit row height with conditional formatting. I have a query behind
my spreadsheet and there are 3 types of products it returns (X, Y, Z). When it returns a Z product (product is a column heading), I want the row height to be much smaller than if it returns a X or Y product. Does anyone know how this can be done? Thanks. |
Cannot be done without code
-- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "CDAK" wrote in message ... I want to edit row height with conditional formatting. I have a query behind my spreadsheet and there are 3 types of products it returns (X, Y, Z). When it returns a Z product (product is a column heading), I want the row height to be much smaller than if it returns a X or Y product. Does anyone know how this can be done? Thanks. |
not with Conditional Formatting. It could probably be done with a VBA
event macro. In article , "CDAK" wrote: I want to edit row height with conditional formatting. I have a query behind my spreadsheet and there are 3 types of products it returns (X, Y, Z). When it returns a Z product (product is a column heading), I want the row height to be much smaller than if it returns a X or Y product. Does anyone know how this can be done? Thanks. |
Is this code complicated or is it a simple sub? I've used VB a little bit in
the past but never with Excel so I don't really know where to begin. Can you give me a little help with the code if you have the time? "Nick Hodge" wrote: Cannot be done without code -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS "CDAK" wrote in message ... I want to edit row height with conditional formatting. I have a query behind my spreadsheet and there are 3 types of products it returns (X, Y, Z). When it returns a Z product (product is a column heading), I want the row height to be much smaller than if it returns a X or Y product. Does anyone know how this can be done? Thanks. |
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