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I realised that to that I can just use the same formula as an IF statement in
the adjacent cell. Thanks all. "Kevin McCartney" wrote: Hi TWIMC I'm try to set an adjacent cell to show FAILED or PASSED next to a list of cells when their respective conditional format is activated. I've tried creating a UDF to look at the cell.interior.colorindex but even when the conditional formatting is active the cell.interiocolor is equal to xlnone, therefore is there a way to check if the conditional format condition has been activated. Perhaps the cell property FormatConditions may help TIA KM |
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