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I have an AI list in Excel. I am using Columns A through J. Column E
contains the status of the AI. When this cell = Closed I would like Columns A:J to automatically fill with gray. I also have due date in column K. When this date is earlier than current date I would like it to turn red. Can someone help me with this? I am not a programmer but understand a little about macros. Thanks in advance. |
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You should be able to do what you want to accomplish with just Conditional
Formatting, and not need macros............give it a try and come back if you need more help. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "C" wrote: I have an AI list in Excel. I am using Columns A through J. Column E contains the status of the AI. When this cell = Closed I would like Columns A:J to automatically fill with gray. I also have due date in column K. When this date is earlier than current date I would like it to turn red. Can someone help me with this? I am not a programmer but understand a little about macros. Thanks in advance. |
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How do I get the complete row to fill A1:J1 if E = Closed?????
"CLR" wrote: You should be able to do what you want to accomplish with just Conditional Formatting, and not need macros............give it a try and come back if you need more help. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "C" wrote: I have an AI list in Excel. I am using Columns A through J. Column E contains the status of the AI. When this cell = Closed I would like Columns A:J to automatically fill with gray. I also have due date in column K. When this date is earlier than current date I would like it to turn red. Can someone help me with this? I am not a programmer but understand a little about macros. Thanks in advance. |
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Use an absolute reference. Select A1:J1, choose "Formula Is" from the drop
down and use this formula in the field next to the drop down... =$E1="Closed" -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "C" wrote in message ... How do I get the complete row to fill A1:J1 if E = Closed????? "CLR" wrote: You should be able to do what you want to accomplish with just Conditional Formatting, and not need macros............give it a try and come back if you need more help. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "C" wrote: I have an AI list in Excel. I am using Columns A through J. Column E contains the status of the AI. When this cell = Closed I would like Columns A:J to automatically fill with gray. I also have due date in column K. When this date is earlier than current date I would like it to turn red. Can someone help me with this? I am not a programmer but understand a little about macros. Thanks in advance. |
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On 16 Iul, 17:03, C wrote:
How do I get the complete row to fill A1:J1 if E = Closed????? A little answer : Sub ColorGray() If Range("E1").Value = "Closed" Then Columns("A:J").Select With Selection.Interior .ColorIndex = 15 End With End If End Sub When this cell = Closed ..... .... Which one ? I put in in cell E1 , make adjustments according with your needs |
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