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Hi everyone,
I am trying to apply a conditional formula to a cell B1. Basically what will happen is that If A1 = "Good" Then B1 = A2 //then lock B1 Else //make B1 editable I have done the first step using IF(A1 = "Good", A2, "") [not sure about "" is suitable though] and setting cell property - tick 'Locked' option. But how can the lock be released in the Else situation? I wonder the neat way to do this is to code this in VB(similar to the syntax above) rather than using Excel menu tools. But how can it make sure that any changes to A1 will lead to INSTANT adjustment(To make sure it happens IMMEDIATELY, should I put such a piece of code at a certain place?) to B1, i.e. (either =A2 and then locked, or simply make B1 editable as a normal cell). Sorry Im relatively new to excel macro and the question above is probably quite basic. Appreciate help of any kind. Regards Frank |
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