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conditional for fill color?
Is there a formula I can use to change the fill color of a cell?
like: IF A53 , color = 5 |
conditional for fill color?
On Mar 19, 9:29 am, wrote:
Is there a formula I can use to change the fill color of a cell? like: IF A53 , color = 5 Check out Conditional Formatting under the Format menu. Ed |
conditional for fill color?
Hi jdifrancesco1 -
Here are two methods: Method 1 (The User Interface) a. Select Cell A5 and choose |Format|Conditional Formatting... b. Change Condition1 from "Cell Value Is" to "Formula Is" c. In the reference box to the right of Condition1, enter the formula "=A53" (without quotes). d. Finally, press the [Format...] button and choose your fill color from the pallete on the 'Patterns' tab. Method 2 (VBA) Place the following code in the module of the worksheet of interest: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If Range("A8") 3 Then Range("A8").Interior.ColorIndex = 5 End Sub To find out which colors are available in the pallette, copy the following utililty to a standard VB module and run it from a blank worksheet. The row number of each color is its colorindex (to use in the procedure above): Sub jdi_Pallette() For i = 1 To 56 Cells(i, 1).Interior.ColorIndex = i Next i End Sub -- Jay " wrote: Is there a formula I can use to change the fill color of a cell? like: IF A53 , color = 5 |
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