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That should work.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Hercules" wrote in message om... Thanks for the responses. I was afraid you were going to say that ... worksheet_calculate is my only option for being alerted to the changes and conditional formatting as is won't solve my problem. I don't think I'll use the calculate event since I have about 5 columns that need to display alerts and the spreadsheet may have up to 500 entries. For a real time application, it maybe too big of a performance hit to loop through and call my formatting function for 2500 entries on every calculate. This morning I actually had another idea that might accomplish what I need. Since my alert cells have 3 fonts and 3 different colors, I'm thinking of breaking them down into 3 different adjacent columns such that each column only uses one font and color. White cell borders should provide the appearance of one cell when in fact it is three. I haven't tried this yet but I don't even think I'll need to use conditional formatting. I should be able to just initially set the colors/fonts of each column and then use formulas to display the appropriate number of characters. |
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