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Color Cell if range values
Michael,
This can be done with Conditional Formatting (CF), I believe. Select tempdb and make sure that A2 is the active cell. In CF enter Formula is =COUNTIF(tempdb2,A2) HTH Anders Silvén "Michael" skrev i meddelandet ... I have a range of cells (a2:a1677) which I will call tempdb. I have another range of cells (j2:j851) which I will call tempdb2. I would to scan each individual cell in tempdb (a2,a3,..a1677) with the range of values in tempdb2, if the value is found to match the current cell value in tempdb then color the cell red and move to the next cell. Thank You, Michael |
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