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How can I embed a macro into a function in excel?
I'm trying to create a logical "if" statment that will turn a cell one color
or another depending on what is in another cell. How does one insert/trigger a macro in a function? |
Try using Conditional Formatting instead.
Select A1. Choose Format/Conditional Formatting. Enter CF1: Formula is =A210 Format1: Patterns/Red Click OK. Now when you enter a value 10 in A2, cell A1 turns red. If you need more than 3 conditional colors, you'll have to use an event macro, such as a Worksheet_Calculate or Worksheet_Change: http://cpearson.com/excel/events.htm In article , Don wrote: I'm trying to create a logical "if" statment that will turn a cell one color or another depending on what is in another cell. How does one insert/trigger a macro in a function? |
Don
Investigate the use of FormatConditional Formatting. Allows 3 conditions(4 if you count the default) You could use the Formula is: e.g. condition 1 =A1="qwerty" format to blue color. Add and condition 2 =A1123 format to red color. Add and condition 3 =A1=123 format to green color. Functions cannot call macros. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 14:39:01 -0800, Don wrote: I'm trying to create a logical "if" statment that will turn a cell one color or another depending on what is in another cell. How does one insert/trigger a macro in a function? |
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