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Model & Serial Numbers
I have a workbook in which I would like to enter important model and serial numbers on Sheet 2. If I enter any of the model and serial numbers from Sheet 2 on Sheet 1, I want the Font of those model and serial numbers on Sheet 1 to become red and bold. However if I do not enter model and serial numbers from Sheet 2 onto Sheet 1, then I want nothing to happen to those model and serial numbers. Any feedback, about how I might pull this off, I would greatly appreciate. Thank you. |
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Condition 1: Formula Is: =COUNTIF(SerNo,$B2)0 http://www.cpearson.com/excel/cformatting.htm#DefName |
Model & Serial Numbers
First on sheet1 select the range of serial numbers like A2:A500, then type a
name in the name box like MySerials (name box is the little box above A1 and when you have selected the range you just click the mouse there and type a name) Then you go to Sheet2, select the range where you will be typing the serials (Assume it is A2:A500 as well), with A2 as the active cell (but the whole range selected) do formatconditional formatting, select formula is and use =COUNTIF(MySerials,A2)0 click the format button and select fonts, then bold and rec colour and finally click OK twice -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ExcelMS" wrote in message ... I have a workbook in which I would like to enter important model and serial numbers on Sheet 2. If I enter any of the model and serial numbers from Sheet 2 on Sheet 1, I want the Font of those model and serial numbers on Sheet 1 to become red and bold. However if I do not enter model and serial numbers from Sheet 2 onto Sheet 1, then I want nothing to happen to those model and serial numbers. Any feedback, about how I might pull this off, I would greatly appreciate. Thank you. |
Model & Serial Numbers
God bless you, it works great. Thank you so very much.
"Peo Sjoblom" wrote: First on sheet1 select the range of serial numbers like A2:A500, then type a name in the name box like MySerials (name box is the little box above A1 and when you have selected the range you just click the mouse there and type a name) Then you go to Sheet2, select the range where you will be typing the serials (Assume it is A2:A500 as well), with A2 as the active cell (but the whole range selected) do formatconditional formatting, select formula is and use =COUNTIF(MySerials,A2)0 click the format button and select fonts, then bold and rec colour and finally click OK twice -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "ExcelMS" wrote in message ... I have a workbook in which I would like to enter important model and serial numbers on Sheet 2. If I enter any of the model and serial numbers from Sheet 2 on Sheet 1, I want the Font of those model and serial numbers on Sheet 1 to become red and bold. However if I do not enter model and serial numbers from Sheet 2 onto Sheet 1, then I want nothing to happen to those model and serial numbers. Any feedback, about how I might pull this off, I would greatly appreciate. Thank you. |
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