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Default VBA or Macro to Update Column

Excel 2000

Does anyone have some code that would go through a range of cells on
worksheet A and then search a range of cells in worksheet B and if it
found a match (these would be matching dates) it would change the cell
colors of that cell's column and update a different cell in the column
with text from worksheet A.

e.g.
Worksheet A has the following data
A1 - Birthday A2 - 1/6/04

In worksheet B when the macro is run (on a button trigger) it would
look for the date 1/6/04 in row 2. When it is found, let's say it is
found at cell P2, it would first change the fill color to yellow for
column P and then put the text Birthday in cell P5.

I wouldn't mind working it out, but I'm having trouble finding a good
reference. The http://support.microsoft.com/support...01/default.asp
document is no longer available.

Thanks,

Carolyn
 
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