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I am looking for a macro that will change the formula for the cells that meet
my CF rule. If I use GoTo, it returns all cells that contain CF, but not
just those that meet the CF criteria. The spreadsheet I am working with is
quite large, and those cells that meet the CF criteria appear anywhere
throughout columns W-AG.

If Conditional Formatting is pink, then replace formula with
=NETWORKDAYS(N4,O4).

Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!
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You need to select the cells that meet you CF condition.

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I am looking for a macro that will change the formula for the cells that

meet
my CF rule. If I use GoTo, it returns all cells that contain CF, but not
just those that meet the CF criteria. The spreadsheet I am working with

is
quite large, and those cells that meet the CF criteria appear anywhere
throughout columns W-AG.

If Conditional Formatting is pink, then replace formula with
=NETWORKDAYS(N4,O4).

Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!
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Default Find/Replace based on CF result

You need to select the cells that meet you CF condition.

Basically to test whether a cell qualifies for your changes,
you use the same formula that you use in
your CF condition(s)


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Default Find/Replace based on CF result

How do I select ONLY those cells that meet my criteria? The CF is based upon
my formula result.

"David McRitchie" wrote:

You need to select the cells that meet you CF condition.


Basically to test whether a cell qualifies for your changes,
you use the same formula that you use in
your CF condition(s)



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Default Find/Replace based on CF result

You have to find them, either using Find, looping through them, or some
other. We would need more details to say which.

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How do I select ONLY those cells that meet my criteria? The CF is based

upon
my formula result.

"David McRitchie" wrote:

You need to select the cells that meet you CF condition.


Basically to test whether a cell qualifies for your changes,
you use the same formula that you use in
your CF condition(s)





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