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I want to establish conditional formatting of cells in one column based on
content in a neighboring cell. The formatting options are going have about six options which mean I need to use VBA instead of the conditional formatting function directly in the worksheet. My question is once I establish the syntax to describe the formatting (the nested if then statements) is there an easier way to put this in the code rather than having a for x= 1 to 1000 next x loop to go through each row? TIA Papa Jonah |
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