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Is there a way to create a spesifig kind of program?
I just wanted to ask if there is a way of crating a macro of something like
that with Excel. I need to feel a whole excel file with names, and they will be sorted by numbers. Then I want to have a window that will have a place where I will put a number in. Automically the person with the same number will be ticked(or change the color of the cells) so that I will know who I have checked in. Please I need your assistance. Thanx |
Is there a way to create a spesifig kind of program?
sounds like you want conditional formatting using the formula is option. In
the formula box you would use something like A B 1: Number Name 2: 1 Smith Assume the number to be entered is on a sheet name EntrySheet in cell B9 Select A2 to B200 (for example) with A2 as the activeCell. Do format=Conditional Formatting, and change Cell Value is to Formula is. In the formula text box put =$A2=EntrySheet!$B$9 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "alhadschi" wrote in message ... I just wanted to ask if there is a way of crating a macro of something like that with Excel. I need to feel a whole excel file with names, and they will be sorted by numbers. Then I want to have a window that will have a place where I will put a number in. Automically the person with the same number will be ticked(or change the color of the cells) so that I will know who I have checked in. Please I need your assistance. Thanx |
Is there a way to create a spesifig kind of program?
"You may not use references to other worksheets or workbooks for Conditional
Formatting criteria" That's the message I get, by doing what you told me to do. Thanx "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: sounds like you want conditional formatting using the formula is option. In the formula box you would use something like A B 1: Number Name 2: 1 Smith Assume the number to be entered is on a sheet name EntrySheet in cell B9 Select A2 to B200 (for example) with A2 as the activeCell. Do format=Conditional Formatting, and change Cell Value is to Formula is. In the formula text box put =$A2=EntrySheet!$B$9 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "alhadschi" wrote in message ... I just wanted to ask if there is a way of crating a macro of something like that with Excel. I need to feel a whole excel file with names, and they will be sorted by numbers. Then I want to have a window that will have a place where I will put a number in. Automically the person with the same number will be ticked(or change the color of the cells) so that I will know who I have checked in. Please I need your assistance. Thanx |
Is there a way to create a spesifig kind of program?
Your correct about doing it direclty, but you can get around it by using
named ranges. Create a name Insert=Name=Define Name: KeyCell Refersto: =EntrySheet!$B$9 then click ADD. then in the formula use =$A2=KeyCell -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "alhadschi" wrote: "You may not use references to other worksheets or workbooks for Conditional Formatting criteria" That's the message I get, by doing what you told me to do. Thanx "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: sounds like you want conditional formatting using the formula is option. In the formula box you would use something like A B 1: Number Name 2: 1 Smith Assume the number to be entered is on a sheet name EntrySheet in cell B9 Select A2 to B200 (for example) with A2 as the activeCell. Do format=Conditional Formatting, and change Cell Value is to Formula is. In the formula text box put =$A2=EntrySheet!$B$9 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "alhadschi" wrote in message ... I just wanted to ask if there is a way of crating a macro of something like that with Excel. I need to feel a whole excel file with names, and they will be sorted by numbers. Then I want to have a window that will have a place where I will put a number in. Automically the person with the same number will be ticked(or change the color of the cells) so that I will know who I have checked in. Please I need your assistance. Thanx |
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