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I am using Excel 97. I use conditional formatting on a regular basis, but I
need to conditonally format more than 3 conditions. Can I use the following code with something so that a cell is changed when the value alters? ActiveCell.Interior.ColorIndex = number I assume that it's an 'onchange' function but I don't know how to do it! Can anyone assist me, please? ----- Mark |
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