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I'm trying to color code a numerical data set, but Excel (2003) only
allows me to specifiy up to three conditions using the Conditional Formatting feature. I've read that I can write a VBA macro to get around this, but am a little lost in terms of this programming language. Does anyone know if I can get this, already written, anywhere on the web? |
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