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Hi,
Im continuing on with my "highlighting" macro as per my post yesterday (thanks for the advice guys), but as always I now want to expand what it does...unfortunately my code doesnt do what its meant too! What I would like would be if cell c12 is "ms" then cell h12 would have a border AND cells h9 and h10 would have a border, have a grey background and the text in them would become black. When I do this I can get the either the 1st or the 2nd part working, but not both simultaneously. Also, is there a way that would mean that i didt have to specify a cell for the value to be "ms" - im going to be entering data in c11 down to c40 and would want the macro to highlight the cells in the correspoding row. Thanks in advance, Matt |
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