Can Conditional Formatting do this?
 

I have numbers in rows d3 through f22:

D3 E3 F3
9 1 6
1 9 0

etc.

In d26 and E26 I have to cell that I can input numbers into:

1 9


I would like to highlight the cells with only thoses numbers, in this
case 1, and 9, but not the 6 or the 0. In other words, I want to
highlight only the cells in the row that I have inputted, and only if
the row contains both numbers.

Thanks, Terry

Can Conditional Formatting do this?
 

Select D3:F4 (D3 active),
apply CF using Formula is:
=COUNTIF($D$26:$E$26,D3)
Format to taste, ok out
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
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"Tmaxx02" wrote in message
...
I have numbers in rows d3 through f22:

D3 E3 F3
9 1 6
1 9 0

etc.

In d26 and E26 I have to cell that I can input numbers into:

1 9


I would like to highlight the cells with only thoses numbers, in this
case 1, and 9, but not the 6 or the 0. In other words, I want to
highlight only the cells in the row that I have inputted, and only if
the row contains both numbers.

Thanks, Terry

Can Conditional Formatting do this?
 

Typo, Line should be:
Select D3:F22 (D3 active),
...
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
---

Can Conditional Formatting do this?
 

On Apr 9, 9:34 am, Tmaxx02 wrote:
I have numbers in rows d3 through f22:

D3 E3 F3
9 1 6
1 9 0

etc.

In d26 and E26 I have to cell that I can input numbers into:

1 9

I would like to highlight the cells with only thoses numbers, in this
case 1, and 9, but not the 6 or the 0. In other words, I want to
highlight only the cells in the row that I have inputted, and only if
the row contains both numbers.

Thanks, Terry

Select D3:F22 then, in the "Formula Is" part of the conditional
formatting dialogue try...

=AND(COUNTIF($D3:$F3,$D$26)+COUNTIF($D3:$F3,$E$26) 1,OR(D3=$D$26,D3=$E
$26))

This works but there could very well be a simpler formula that
highlights the cells containing the inputted values in rows that have
both values.

Ken Johnson

Can Conditional Formatting do this?
 

Thanks, but both of these suggestions highlight the entire selected
range.


On Apr 8, 7:47*pm, Ken Johnson wrote:
On Apr 9, 9:34 am, Tmaxx02 wrote:





I have numbers in rows d3 through f22:

D3 * * E3 * * F3
9 * * * * 1 * * * 6
1 * * * * 9 * * * 0

etc.

In d26 and E26 I have to cell that I can input numbers into:

1 * * * * 9

I would like to highlight the cells with only thoses numbers, in this
case 1, and 9, but not the 6 or the 0. In other words, I want to
highlight only the cells in the row that I have inputted, and only if
the row contains both numbers.

Thanks, Terry

Select D3:F22 then, in the "Formula Is" part of the conditional
formatting dialogue try...

=AND(COUNTIF($D3:$F3,$D$26)+COUNTIF($D3:$F3,$E$26) 1,OR(D3=$D$26,D3=$E
$26))

This works but there could very well be a simpler formula that
highlights the cells containing the inputted values in rows that have
both values.

Ken Johnson- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Can Conditional Formatting do this?
 

On Apr 9, 11:09 am, Tmaxx02 wrote:
Thanks, but both of these suggestions highlight the entire selected
range.

On Apr 8, 7:47 pm, Ken Johnson wrote:

On Apr 9, 9:34 am, Tmaxx02 wrote:

I have numbers in rows d3 through f22:

D3 E3 F3
9 1 6
1 9 0

etc.

In d26 and E26 I have to cell that I can input numbers into:

1 9

I would like to highlight the cells with only thoses numbers, in this
case 1, and 9, but not the 6 or the 0. In other words, I want to
highlight only the cells in the row that I have inputted, and only if
the row contains both numbers.

Thanks, Terry

Select D3:F22 then, in the "Formula Is" part of the conditional
formatting dialogue try...

=AND(COUNTIF($D3:$F3,$D$26)+COUNTIF($D3:$F3,$E$26) 1,OR(D3=$D$26,D3=$E
$26))

This works but there could very well be a simpler formula that
highlights the cells containing the inputted values in rows that have
both values.

Ken Johnson- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

You must be doing something different to what I'm doing because on my
sheet only the 9 and 1 is highlighted, the 6 and 0 are left alone.
Also, on my sheet there is no highlighting on rows with the 9 but not
the 1 or the 1 but not the 9.

Did you first select the range D3:F22 then paste the formula into the
"Formula Is" part of the cond format dialog?
If you didn't paste the formula did you ensure that what you typed was
exactly the same as my posted formula, $ signs and lack of $ signs are
extremely important.

Ken Johnson

Can Conditional Formatting do this?
 

Think I missed this spec earlier
... and only if the row contains both numbers

Try this revised CF formula ..

Select D3:F22 (D3 active),
apply CF using Formula is:
=AND(COUNTIF($D$26:$E$26,D3)0,SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH($D$26:$E$26,$D3:$F3,0))))=2)
Format to taste, ok out
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
---
"Tmaxx02" wrote in message
...
Thanks, but both of these suggestions highlight the entire selected
range.

Can Conditional Formatting do this?
 

Thank you, the last formula worked beautifully, exactly what I wanted.
I'm also going to go back and re-check out the previous suggestions to
see if I did it wrong. Again, I'm grateful for all the help.

Terry


On Apr 8, 8:46*pm, "Max" wrote:
Think I missed this spec earlier

... and only if the row contains both numbers

Try this revised CF formula ..

Select D3:F22 (D3 active),
apply CF using Formula is:
=AND(COUNTIF($D$26:$E$26,D3)0,SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH($D$26:$E$26,$D3*:$F3,0))))=2)
Format to taste, ok out
--
Max
Singaporehttp://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
---"Tmaxx02" wrote in message

...
Thanks, but both of these suggestions highlight the entire selected
range.

Can Conditional Formatting do this?
 

I owe the other guys a huge apology. I went back and redid the
previous formula, and did it wrong a few more times, and then I
finally typed it correctly and it too worked. I'm sorry for the mix
up, but you guys are the greatest, and I deeply appreciate the help.

Terry


On Apr 9, 7:50*pm, Tmaxx02 wrote:
Thank you, the last formula worked beautifully, exactly what I wanted.
I'm also going to go back and re-check out the previous suggestions to
see if I did it wrong. Again, I'm grateful for all the help.

Terry

On Apr 8, 8:46*pm, "Max" wrote:



Think I missed this spec earlier

... and only if the row contains both numbers

Try this revised CF formula ..

Select D3:F22 (D3 active),
apply CF using Formula is:
=AND(COUNTIF($D$26:$E$26,D3)0,SUMPRODUCT(--(ISNUMBER(MATCH($D$26:$E$26,$D3**:$F3,0))))=2)
Format to taste, ok out
--
Max
Singaporehttp://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
---"Tmaxx02" wrote in message

...
Thanks, but both of these suggestions highlight the entire selected
range.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Can Conditional Formatting do this?
 

Glad you got it working
Thanks for feeding back
--
Max
Singapore
http://savefile.com/projects/236895
xdemechanik
---
"Tmaxx02" wrote in message
...
I owe the other guys a huge apology. I went back and redid the
previous formula, and did it wrong a few more times, and then I
finally typed it correctly and it too worked. I'm sorry for the mix
up, but you guys are the greatest, and I deeply appreciate the help.

Terry

On Apr 9, 7:50 pm, Tmaxx02 wrote:
Thank you, the last formula worked beautifully, exactly what I wanted.
I'm also going to go back and re-check out the previous suggestions to
see if I did it wrong. Again, I'm grateful for all the help.

Terry