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Dave Peterson generously gave me this conditional formatting statement
to toggle greenbar on and off based on content of $A$1 and it works great. =AND($A$1<"",MOD(ROW(),2)=1) I would like to know if it is possible, and if so, where in the statement do I put it, to add a named range to this statement so it will work on only the rows and columns I want it to work on. I tried highlighting the area I want to shade, then doing the conditional formatting, but then only row 1 of the spreadsheet gets shaded. I need to name ranges so that only the rows of numerics get greenbarred, and none of the header rows and/or comment rows get colored. Any help you can give will sure be appreciated. Thank You Joanne |
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