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Alternative to Conditional Formatting
You can change the colour - or indeed any defined formattting of a
cell - by using a routine called by the Workbook_SheetCalculate, Workbook_SheetSelectionChange or similar events. Just use an IF statement or any other logical test that results in a change in formatting. For example: If Cells(2,3).Value = <some condition Then Cells(2,3).Interior.ColorIndex = 20 End If |
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