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Conditional Formatting across worksheets
I need to shade a cell on one sheet depending on how a formula returns in
another worksheet. Excel tells me I can't do that. In this forum, I found advice to simply name the range and I've tried that, but still can't get my formula to work correctly. Help from anyone would be appreciated. |
Conditional Formatting across worksheets
Hi,
A look at your formula would have been helpful but in general it works like this. name a range on a workshee and refer to that name from another worksheet. For example in the case sh2 is a name ranhe on Sheet2 and this conditional format on sheet1 =sh2<"" changes the cell colour when sh2 is populated. Mike "jfcannon" wrote: I need to shade a cell on one sheet depending on how a formula returns in another worksheet. Excel tells me I can't do that. In this forum, I found advice to simply name the range and I've tried that, but still can't get my formula to work correctly. Help from anyone would be appreciated. |
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