Hello.

I am trying to be as clear as possible so I am sorry if
this is too long-

On "workbook 1" I have Mulitiple Columns with 5 Rows each
(b19 - b23, c19-c23...) each cell contains a dollar amount.
The first column Looks something like this-
(A15= Column A, Row 15)

A15- $15000
A16- $18000
A17- $15000
A18- $20000
A19- $18000


In "Workbook 2" I have multiple rows each with 5 columns
The First row looks something like this. (C1, C2... is the
Column and Row)

C1 C2 C3 C4
Lot 12 X X X

This would continue to C6.

This is what I want to do-
For example when I type An X on C2 on Workbook 2 I want the
amount in A15 on Workbook 1 to BOLD.

Thanks
Brian W.

what rule relates Lot 12 1st column to the first value in column A. I
assume the C2 will equal row1, C3 = row2 where C stands for column number
(assume C2 is column B, c3 is column C). But how does lot 12 translate to
column A.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Brian W" wrote in message
...
Hello.

I am trying to be as clear as possible so I am sorry if
this is too long-

On "workbook 1" I have Mulitiple Columns with 5 Rows each
(b19 - b23, c19-c23...) each cell contains a dollar amount.
The first column Looks something like this-
(A15= Column A, Row 15)

A15- $15000
A16- $18000
A17- $15000
A18- $20000
A19- $18000


In "Workbook 2" I have multiple rows each with 5 columns
The First row looks something like this. (C1, C2... is the
Column and Row)

C1 C2 C3 C4
Lot 12 X X X

This would continue to C6.

This is what I want to do-
For example when I type An X on C2 on Workbook 2 I want the
amount in A15 on Workbook 1 to BOLD.

Thanks
Brian W.

Thanks for your reply

To make it less complicated-

I just want a cell on Workbook 1 to Change to BOLD text
when an X is typed in another cell on workbook 2.

I have a construction status worksheet (workbook 2) with
the 5 stages of construction. An X is placed when each
stage is completed.
Workbook 1 is Construction Loans that correspond to the 5
stages of construction.

When someone else Types the X on the construction Status I
want the Loan amount for that stage to BOLD.

Does that make more sense?

Thanks
Brian W.






-----Original Message-----
what rule relates Lot 12 1st column to the first value in
column A. I
assume the C2 will equal row1, C3 = row2 where C stands
for column number
(assume C2 is column B, c3 is column C). But how does lot
12 translate to
column A.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Brian W" wrote in
message
...
Hello.

I am trying to be as clear as possible so I am sorry if
this is too long-

On "workbook 1" I have Mulitiple Columns with 5 Rows each
(b19 - b23, c19-c23...) each cell contains a dollar amount.
The first column Looks something like this-
(A15= Column A, Row 15)

A15- $15000
A16- $18000
A17- $15000
A18- $20000
A19- $18000


In "Workbook 2" I have multiple rows each with 5 columns
The First row looks something like this. (C1, C2... is the
Column and Row)

C1 C2 C3 C4
Lot 12 X X X

This would continue to C6.

This is what I want to do-
For example when I type An X on C2 on Workbook 2 I want the
amount in A15 on Workbook 1 to BOLD.

Thanks
Brian W.




.

On "workbook 1" I have Mulitiple Columns with 5 Rows each

In "Workbook 2" I have multiple rows each with 5 columns

You have describe the interaction between a single row on Workbook2 and a
Single column on Workbook5. That was understood mechanically (you have
added some functionality to the concept). What is not clear is how a row in
workbook2 is mapped to a specific column in Workbook1. Clearly each row in
Workbook2 represents a project perhaps and so one would think the columns
inWorkbook1. the question you haven't answered is how to map the row to the
column that matches.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Brian W." wrote in message
...
Thanks for your reply

To make it less complicated-

I just want a cell on Workbook 1 to Change to BOLD text
when an X is typed in another cell on workbook 2.

I have a construction status worksheet (workbook 2) with
the 5 stages of construction. An X is placed when each
stage is completed.
Workbook 1 is Construction Loans that correspond to the 5
stages of construction.

When someone else Types the X on the construction Status I
want the Loan amount for that stage to BOLD.

Does that make more sense?

Thanks
Brian W.






-----Original Message-----
what rule relates Lot 12 1st column to the first value in
column A. I
assume the C2 will equal row1, C3 = row2 where C stands
for column number
(assume C2 is column B, c3 is column C). But how does lot
12 translate to
column A.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Brian W" wrote in
message
...
Hello.

I am trying to be as clear as possible so I am sorry if
this is too long-

On "workbook 1" I have Mulitiple Columns with 5 Rows each
(b19 - b23, c19-c23...) each cell contains a dollar amount.
The first column Looks something like this-
(A15= Column A, Row 15)

A15- $15000
A16- $18000
A17- $15000
A18- $20000
A19- $18000


In "Workbook 2" I have multiple rows each with 5 columns
The First row looks something like this. (C1, C2... is the
Column and Row)

C1 C2 C3 C4
Lot 12 X X X

This would continue to C6.

This is what I want to do-
For example when I type An X on C2 on Workbook 2 I want the
amount in A15 on Workbook 1 to BOLD.

Thanks
Brian W.




.

Sorry about the confustion.

It's not mapped. Or at least I don't think it is. What I
described is what I'm trying to do. Maybe I need to map
something first? I'm not quite sure what that means. They
are just 2 seperate workbooks right now.

I just thought I would have to use some kind of boldindex
function or something.

Thanks
Brian

-----Original Message-----
On "workbook 1" I have Mulitiple Columns with 5 Rows each

In "Workbook 2" I have multiple rows each with 5 columns

You have describe the interaction between a single row on
Workbook2 and a
Single column on Workbook5. That was understood
mechanically (you have
added some functionality to the concept). What is not
clear is how a row in
workbook2 is mapped to a specific column in Workbook1.
Clearly each row in
Workbook2 represents a project perhaps and so one would
think the columns
inWorkbook1. the question you haven't answered is how to
map the row to the
column that matches.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Brian W." wrote in message
...
Thanks for your reply

To make it less complicated-

I just want a cell on Workbook 1 to Change to BOLD text
when an X is typed in another cell on workbook 2.

I have a construction status worksheet (workbook 2) with
the 5 stages of construction. An X is placed when each
stage is completed.
Workbook 1 is Construction Loans that correspond to the 5
stages of construction.

When someone else Types the X on the construction Status I
want the Loan amount for that stage to BOLD.

Does that make more sense?

Thanks
Brian W.






-----Original Message-----
what rule relates Lot 12 1st column to the first value in
column A. I
assume the C2 will equal row1, C3 = row2 where C stands
for column number
(assume C2 is column B, c3 is column C). But how does lot
12 translate to
column A.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Brian W" wrote in
message
...
Hello.

I am trying to be as clear as possible so I am sorry if
this is too long-

On "workbook 1" I have Mulitiple Columns with 5 Rows each
(b19 - b23, c19-c23...) each cell contains a dollar
amount.
The first column Looks something like this-
(A15= Column A, Row 15)

A15- $15000
A16- $18000
A17- $15000
A18- $20000
A19- $18000


In "Workbook 2" I have multiple rows each with 5 columns
The First row looks something like this. (C1, C2...
is the
Column and Row)

C1 C2 C3 C4
Lot 12 X X X

This would continue to C6.

This is what I want to do-
For example when I type An X on C2 on Workbook 2 I
want the
amount in A15 on Workbook 1 to BOLD.

Thanks
Brian W.




.



.

Maybe it is me. I will let someone else try to help.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

wrote in message
...
Sorry about the confustion.

It's not mapped. Or at least I don't think it is. What I
described is what I'm trying to do. Maybe I need to map
something first? I'm not quite sure what that means. They
are just 2 seperate workbooks right now.

I just thought I would have to use some kind of boldindex
function or something.

Thanks
Brian

-----Original Message-----
On "workbook 1" I have Mulitiple Columns with 5 Rows each

In "Workbook 2" I have multiple rows each with 5 columns

You have describe the interaction between a single row on
Workbook2 and a
Single column on Workbook5. That was understood
mechanically (you have
added some functionality to the concept). What is not
clear is how a row in
workbook2 is mapped to a specific column in Workbook1.
Clearly each row in
Workbook2 represents a project perhaps and so one would
think the columns
inWorkbook1. the question you haven't answered is how to
map the row to the
column that matches.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Brian W." wrote in message
...
Thanks for your reply

To make it less complicated-

I just want a cell on Workbook 1 to Change to BOLD text
when an X is typed in another cell on workbook 2.

I have a construction status worksheet (workbook 2) with
the 5 stages of construction. An X is placed when each
stage is completed.
Workbook 1 is Construction Loans that correspond to the 5
stages of construction.

When someone else Types the X on the construction Status I
want the Loan amount for that stage to BOLD.

Does that make more sense?

Thanks
Brian W.






-----Original Message-----
what rule relates Lot 12 1st column to the first value in
column A. I
assume the C2 will equal row1, C3 = row2 where C stands
for column number
(assume C2 is column B, c3 is column C). But how does lot
12 translate to
column A.

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Brian W" wrote in
message
...
Hello.

I am trying to be as clear as possible so I am sorry if
this is too long-

On "workbook 1" I have Mulitiple Columns with 5 Rows each
(b19 - b23, c19-c23...) each cell contains a dollar
amount.
The first column Looks something like this-
(A15= Column A, Row 15)

A15- $15000
A16- $18000
A17- $15000
A18- $20000
A19- $18000


In "Workbook 2" I have multiple rows each with 5 columns
The First row looks something like this. (C1, C2...
is the
Column and Row)

C1 C2 C3 C4
Lot 12 X X X

This would continue to C6.

This is what I want to do-
For example when I type An X on C2 on Workbook 2 I
want the
amount in A15 on Workbook 1 to BOLD.

Thanks
Brian W.




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