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Conditional Formatting and programming???
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(Also posted on the Worksheet Functions newsgroup) I'm looking to compare 2 dfferent schedules, same format, same column and row headers - I just need to compare the actual shifts people are supposed to be working. I've written the IF statement =if(revised!D13<original! d13,revised!d13,original!d13, which works. The problem is that I need to then conditionally format the values that have changed, and I keep getting an error message saying I can't reference values in other worksheets/books in conditional fomatting (i've tried both Cell Value is and Formula is). Any suggetions???? Thanks, Chris |
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Hi Chris,
You can use Named Ranges to refernce values in an external worksheet with conditional formatting. Name at least the values in the sheet external to the sheet with the conditional formatting (I would name both), then use 'Formula is: = revised_x=original_x' Fonda "ChrisBat" wrote: Hi, (Also posted on the Worksheet Functions newsgroup) I'm looking to compare 2 dfferent schedules, same format, same column and row headers - I just need to compare the actual shifts people are supposed to be working. I've written the IF statement =if(revised!D13<original! d13,revised!d13,original!d13, which works. The problem is that I need to then conditionally format the values that have changed, and I keep getting an error message saying I can't reference values in other worksheets/books in conditional fomatting (i've tried both Cell Value is and Formula is). Any suggetions???? Thanks, Chris |
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Conditional Formatting and programming???
sweeeeeeeeet............thanks a million - you may have
just saved my job (okay, a little exaggeration, but if it makes my appreciation apparent, that's all that matters!!) Happy Tuesday! Chris -----Original Message----- Hi Chris, You can use Named Ranges to refernce values in an external worksheet with conditional formatting. Name at least the values in the sheet external to the sheet with the conditional formatting (I would name both), then use 'Formula is: = revised_x=original_x' Fonda "ChrisBat" wrote: Hi, (Also posted on the Worksheet Functions newsgroup) I'm looking to compare 2 dfferent schedules, same format, same column and row headers - I just need to compare the actual shifts people are supposed to be working. I've written the IF statement =if(revised!D13<original! d13,revised!d13,original!d13, which works. The problem is that I need to then conditionally format the values that have changed, and I keep getting an error message saying I can't reference values in other worksheets/books in conditional fomatting (i've tried both Cell Value is and Formula is). Any suggetions???? Thanks, Chris . |
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