HOW TO APPLY GRAY HIGHLIGHTING TO RANGE, BASED ON ENTRY IN ONE CELL
 

Hello, i am attempting to apply gray shading to the range i12:w12,
based on the cell g12. That is, if cell g12 contains the word "yes", i
want the cells i12 thru w12 to be highlighted gray.

Is there a simple way to accomplish that result?

Thanks for any suggestions.

HOW TO APPLY GRAY HIGHLIGHTING TO RANGE, BASED ON ENTRY IN ONECELL
 

On 26/08/2010 17:04, Dave K wrote:
Hello, i am attempting to apply gray shading to the range i12:w12,
based on the cell g12. That is, if cell g12 contains the word "yes", i
want the cells i12 thru w12 to be highlighted gray.

Is there a simple way to accomplish that result?

Thanks for any suggestions.

Hi Dave,

You could put this in the worksheet's code module:

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

If Target.Address = Range("$G$12").Address And _
Range("$G$12").Value ="yes" Then

Range("I12:W12").Interior.ColorIndex = 15

End If

End Sub

HOW TO APPLY GRAY HIGHLIGHTING TO RANGE, BASED ON ENTRY IN ONE CELL
 

On Aug 26, 11:21*am, ManicMiner17 wrote:
On 26/08/2010 17:04, Dave K wrote:

Hello, i am attempting to apply gray shading to the range i12:w12,
based on the cell g12. That is, if cell g12 contains the word "yes", i
want the cells i12 thru w12 to be highlighted gray.

Is there a simple way to accomplish that result?

Thanks for any suggestions.

Hi Dave,

You could put this in the worksheet's code module:

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

* If Target.Address = Range("$G$12").Address And _
Range("$G$12").Value ="yes" Then

* * *Range("I12:W12").Interior.ColorIndex = 15

* *End If

End Sub

Thanks very much!

HOW TO APPLY GRAY HIGHLIGHTING TO RANGE, BASED ON ENTRY IN ONECELL
 

Check your other post.

On 08/26/2010 11:04, Dave K wrote:
Hello, i am attempting to apply gray shading to the range i12:w12,
based on the cell g12. That is, if cell g12 contains the word "yes", i
want the cells i12 thru w12 to be highlighted gray.

Is there a simple way to accomplish that result?

Thanks for any suggestions.

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Dave Peterson