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Pattern Formula?
I'm OK with understanding conditional formatting but my question is for
adjacent cells. What I need to do is to enter a conditional value in one cell (in my case a "Y") and then have adjacent cells change their color pattern (in this case "black"). Can this be done somehow? Thanks -- 6-West |
yes
in the first dropdown of the conditional formatting box, change the default value from 'cell value is' to 'formula is'.. Then input a formula that evaluates to T/f (like: $A1=1) That should do it! "sixwest" wrote: I'm OK with understanding conditional formatting but my question is for adjacent cells. What I need to do is to enter a conditional value in one cell (in my case a "Y") and then have adjacent cells change their color pattern (in this case "black"). Can this be done somehow? Thanks -- 6-West |
One way: in the cells you want to change conditional formatformula is=if(a1?=y,true,false) hth "sixwest" wrote: I'm OK with understanding conditional formatting but my question is for adjacent cells. What I need to do is to enter a conditional value in one cell (in my case a "Y") and then have adjacent cells change their color pattern (in this case "black"). Can this be done somehow? Thanks -- 6-West |
Use the same criteria in the other cells but referencing the first. eg if A1
needs to be between 1 & 2 to fulfil the criteria, the in eg B1 use formula is =if(A1=1,A1<=2). -- Ian -- "sixwest" wrote in message ... I'm OK with understanding conditional formatting but my question is for adjacent cells. What I need to do is to enter a conditional value in one cell (in my case a "Y") and then have adjacent cells change their color pattern (in this case "black"). Can this be done somehow? Thanks -- 6-West |
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