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Default Highlight a cell if it changes as a result of formula recalculatio

Hi,
I am trying to create someything which will highlight a cell if it changes
as result of another cell changing and therefor a formula recalculation. e.g.

A B C
1 2 (A*B)

I am looking for cell C1 to automatically highlight or change color if
either cell a1 or a2 changes.
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Default Highlight a cell if it changes as a result of formula recalculatio

You could use a sub worksheet_change(). This gets called for each cell that
get recalculated. If you change the 1 it will get highlighted as well as
the data in column C.

You probably under tool Menu - Track changes may do what you are looking for.

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Hi,
I am trying to create someything which will highlight a cell if it changes
as result of another cell changing and therefor a formula recalculation. e.g.

A B C
1 2 (A*B)

I am looking for cell C1 to automatically highlight or change color if
either cell a1 or a2 changes.
--
Becky McGillycuddy

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