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Conditional Formatting VBA Multiple Numeric Ranges
I have a worksheet with hundreds of rows of data in columns A through AV, and
want to have the color of columns A through J ONLY change for each row based on a numeric value in column J. For example, if the value in column J <0, color = red, if between 1 and 30 = yellow, if between 31 and 45 = blue, if between 46 and 60 = green, if between 61 and 90 = purple, if 120 = gray...and so on. I'm using Excel 2003 unfortunately so am limited to 3 conditional formats and need to use VBA. Any suggestions on how to code this? Thanks! |
Conditional Formatting VBA Multiple Numeric Ranges
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http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/excel-cond...ting-limit.htm best wishes -- Bernard Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme "stevedemo77" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet with hundreds of rows of data in columns A through AV, and want to have the color of columns A through J ONLY change for each row based on a numeric value in column J. For example, if the value in column J <0, color = red, if between 1 and 30 = yellow, if between 31 and 45 = blue, if between 46 and 60 = green, if between 61 and 90 = purple, if 120 = gray...and so on. I'm using Excel 2003 unfortunately so am limited to 3 conditional formats and need to use VBA. Any suggestions on how to code this? Thanks! |
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