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Format a cell IF...
Would like to run a macro that would look at a row of
cells and if anything existed in it, then underline a different row. IF B3 CONTAINS "ANYTHING" THEN UNDERLINE A3 And do the above for the whole row or a set number. I know I have read this here before but cannot find an example. Thanks, Dave |
Format a cell IF...
Check out FORMATCONDITIONAL FORMATTING
Richard Choate "DRS" wrote in message ... Would like to run a macro that would look at a row of cells and if anything existed in it, then underline a different row. IF B3 CONTAINS "ANYTHING" THEN UNDERLINE A3 And do the above for the whole row or a set number. I know I have read this here before but cannot find an example. Thanks, Dave |
Format a cell IF...
You can do this with conditional formatting
In A3, set CF and use FormulaIs with a formula of =IF LEN(B3)0, and select format and choose underline. -- HTH Bob Phillips "DRS" wrote in message ... Would like to run a macro that would look at a row of cells and if anything existed in it, then underline a different row. IF B3 CONTAINS "ANYTHING" THEN UNDERLINE A3 And do the above for the whole row or a set number. I know I have read this here before but cannot find an example. Thanks, Dave |
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