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piet

excel2000-question
 
To make the background color of a cell changes, depending on the value that
is in it, I use conditional format.

Is it also possible to change the background color of some cells, depending
on the value in another cell?

txs
Johan



Jag Man

excel2000-question
 
I don't know exactly how to do so, but I'll bet it could be done in VBA.
Have you searched
VBA Help?

Ed

"piet" wrote in message
...
To make the background color of a cell changes, depending on the value

that
is in it, I use conditional format.

Is it also possible to change the background color of some cells,

depending
on the value in another cell?

txs
Johan





KJTFS[_8_]

excel2000-question
 
you could do conditional formating to test if those cells have something
in them. Or if they don't you could trick it and have a formula linked
in the cells but change the color of the text to be the background
color so it is invisible, then run a conditional test on that data. It
is ugly but works.

Keith
www.kjtfs.com


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Tom Ogilvy

excel2000-question
 
in your conditional formatting, just reference the other cell

cell is equal to another cell.

If you want the condition to be solely dependent on another cell, change the
Cell is dropdown in conditional formatting to formula is. Then put in a
formula that will produce a true or false result in accordance with the
conditions you want to test. Use absolute and relative cell references as
appropriate if you need to format multiple cells.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy


piet wrote in message
...
To make the background color of a cell changes, depending on the value

that
is in it, I use conditional format.

Is it also possible to change the background color of some cells,

depending
on the value in another cell?

txs
Johan





Rick[_19_]

excel2000-question
 
Yes.

Sub ColoredCells()
If Cells(3, 3).Value = "01" Then
Cells(5, 5).Interior.ColorIndex = 1
End If
End Sub

Or....

Sub ColoredCellsVar1()
Dim i As Integer
For i = 1 To 10
If Cells(i, 3).Value = "01" Then
Cells(i, 4).Interior.ColorIndex = 1
End If
Next i
End Sub

Rick

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!!

-----Original Message-----
To make the background color of a cell changes, depending

on the value that
is in it, I use conditional format.

Is it also possible to change the background color of

some cells, depending
on the value in another cell?

txs
Johan


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