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I have been beating my brains out with this. I can't imagine this is too
hard, but I just cant make this work. I have created a list of 100 items from S1 to S100 and named it "junk". Cell F7 has a pull down list (DataVerificationListSource=junk) of these items. I need to format F7 based on what item is selected. Items from S1-S25 need to be red, S26-S50 blue, S51-S76 yellow, and S76-S100 no formating. Can anyone help me with this? Much thanks in advance. Chris |
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Try this:
Conditional Formatting Condition 1 <RED Formula Is: =MATCH(F7,junk,0)<=25 Condition 2 <BLUE Formula Is: =AND(MATCH(F7,junk,0)=26,MATCH(F7,junk,0)<=50) Condition 3 <YELLOW Formula Is: =AND(MATCH(F7,junk,0)=51,MATCH(F7,junk,0)<=76) Biff "Strike Eagle Loader" wrote in message ... I have been beating my brains out with this. I can't imagine this is too hard, but I just cant make this work. I have created a list of 100 items from S1 to S100 and named it "junk". Cell F7 has a pull down list (DataVerificationListSource=junk) of these items. I need to format F7 based on what item is selected. Items from S1-S25 need to be red, S26-S50 blue, S51-S76 yellow, and S76-S100 no formating. Can anyone help me with this? Much thanks in advance. Chris |
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Man, that works perfect. Thanks a million.
Beers, Chris "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: Conditional Formatting Condition 1 <RED Formula Is: =MATCH(F7,junk,0)<=25 Condition 2 <BLUE Formula Is: =AND(MATCH(F7,junk,0)=26,MATCH(F7,junk,0)<=50) Condition 3 <YELLOW Formula Is: =AND(MATCH(F7,junk,0)=51,MATCH(F7,junk,0)<=76) Biff "Strike Eagle Loader" wrote in message ... I have been beating my brains out with this. I can't imagine this is too hard, but I just cant make this work. I have created a list of 100 items from S1 to S100 and named it "junk". Cell F7 has a pull down list (DataVerificationListSource=junk) of these items. I need to format F7 based on what item is selected. Items from S1-S25 need to be red, S26-S50 blue, S51-S76 yellow, and S76-S100 no formating. Can anyone help me with this? Much thanks in advance. Chris |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff "Strike Eagle Loader" wrote in message ... Man, that works perfect. Thanks a million. Beers, Chris "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: Conditional Formatting Condition 1 <RED Formula Is: =MATCH(F7,junk,0)<=25 Condition 2 <BLUE Formula Is: =AND(MATCH(F7,junk,0)=26,MATCH(F7,junk,0)<=50) Condition 3 <YELLOW Formula Is: =AND(MATCH(F7,junk,0)=51,MATCH(F7,junk,0)<=76) Biff "Strike Eagle Loader" wrote in message ... I have been beating my brains out with this. I can't imagine this is too hard, but I just cant make this work. I have created a list of 100 items from S1 to S100 and named it "junk". Cell F7 has a pull down list (DataVerificationListSource=junk) of these items. I need to format F7 based on what item is selected. Items from S1-S25 need to be red, S26-S50 blue, S51-S76 yellow, and S76-S100 no formating. Can anyone help me with this? Much thanks in advance. Chris |
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