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Using VB to create "conditional formatting"
I would like to have cells in a workbook formatted depending on their
contents, not their formulas. For example: If a cell contains the word "Lunch" I want the cell to be formatted in Yellow, all through the workbook. Transversely, if a cell does not contain the word "Off", I would like it to be Blue, all through the workbook. I have little practical Visual Basic experience and most of what I have already picked up has been from reverse engineering other scripts. Would appreciate any assistance. Thanks. |
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