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Hello,
I'd like to have Excel create a value based on a formula in a cell, if that cell is highlighted/filled. It's kind of the inverse of conditional formatting. For instance, I'm setting up a spreadsheet to track who is involved in various activities. I'd like to set it up so that if I fill a cell with yellow, and that cell contains a "dormant" equation that equals zero otherwise, that cell automatically performs the calculation to create a value. Is this possible? Thank you! |
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