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I am preparing a file that when an employee selects a schedule, ie.
sch75, the row it resides in needs to be marked off or hidden in another sheet w/in the workbook. So ultimately when the last employee selects a schedule, all 100 schedules (rows) will be hidden or highlighted. I cannot get conditional formatting to work because each employee will select a different schedule and the cell value will change - causing the previous "marked" value to become "unmarked". I am ok w/Excel, but not the programming piece. If someone would be kind enough to assist me with the code, it will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jason |
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How is this selection accomplished. A name in a helper column? ??
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software wrote in message oups.com... I am preparing a file that when an employee selects a schedule, ie. sch75, the row it resides in needs to be marked off or hidden in another sheet w/in the workbook. So ultimately when the last employee selects a schedule, all 100 schedules (rows) will be hidden or highlighted. I cannot get conditional formatting to work because each employee will select a different schedule and the cell value will change - causing the previous "marked" value to become "unmarked". I am ok w/Excel, but not the programming piece. If someone would be kind enough to assist me with the code, it will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jason |
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I have a combo box populated with the identical data that resides on
the sheet w/all of the schedules. Sheets in the workbook a Main & Posting. 'Main' contains the combo box. When a schedule is selected here ('Main'), I have a Command Button to call a macro to go to 'Posting', find the value that is in 'Main' (Main, cell E8) and highlight the range (row) (Posting) B:K. If the highlighting is difficult, code to do simply a ctrl+f will suffice. I tried to record a "find", and it would not work. Thanks for the quick reply!!! Jason |
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