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conditional formatting of cells based on result in hidden cell
I have a column (Z) that reflects status for each record (rows). I want to
have conditional formatting based on the content in column AA (which is hidden - but has the calculations). I have four options that I need to be able to develop a corresponding color for for the cells in Z. My understanding of other code examples that have been posted using Target is that they don't apply to looking at one cell and formatting a different cell. TIA, Papa J |
conditional formatting of cells based on result in hidden cell
Depends on how the code is written:
If Target.Column = "A" Then If Target.Value = 1 Then Range("B1").Interior.ColorIndex = 2 ElseIf Target.Value = 2 Then Range("C2").Interior.ColorIndex = 3 Else Range("D3").Interior.ColorIndex = 4 End If End If With the above code placed in a procedure in a code module, the target cell can be in column A, but the results of the criteria evaluation will be shown in cells in different columns. However, if you are using the built in conditional formatting facility, then the results will only apply to the cell where the format is extablished. "Papa Jonah" wrote in message ... I have a column (Z) that reflects status for each record (rows). I want to have conditional formatting based on the content in column AA (which is hidden - but has the calculations). I have four options that I need to be able to develop a corresponding color for for the cells in Z. My understanding of other code examples that have been posted using Target is that they don't apply to looking at one cell and formatting a different cell. TIA, Papa J |
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