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Coloring a cell if it does not match on another worksheet
Hi
I'm new here so please excuse me if I'm not very clear. I am currently working on a worksheet that contains a copy of a pivot table from another worksheet. Some of the cells which were 0, I replaced with a sum of values from a different workbook. However, I now want to color the original cells that once contained 0, blue. Now they contain different values, and so I wouldn't use conditional format. Also - I'd like to learn some VBA. The way I think I can do this is by making a macro that matches the cell reference to the pivot table and if the values are not equal , to color the cell blue. Any help is appreciated Tom |
Coloring a cell if it does not match on another worksheet
I forgot to mention that the pivot table has blank cells sporadically
through it I've replaced these blank cells with "No Data" in the copy of the pivot table |
Coloring a cell if it does not match on another worksheet
Hi Tom,
In my opinion, there is no need for a macro ... With conditional formatting, use Formula Is =ISNA(Match(yourCell,yourRangeName,0)) and pick whatever format differentiator you want ... Do not forget to Insert Name Define yourRange, since all elements are not located in the same worksheet. HTH Cheers Carim |
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