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I have a spreadshet, multiple rows/columns. Essentially a list of metrics
with a description, how we gather info, who owns it etc... I would like to be able to take a specific field and fill it with color but as a gradient. Essentially to show progress. Is there a way to do this in a field w/o VB? Does it have to be a separate chart etc.... Thanks. |
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Excel 2007 does it out of the box. For older versions you need some tricks.
Using a graph is the best option in that case. alternatively, use 1 row and 10 column and change the background of each cell (using conditional formatting) depending on the progress. This would give you a progress bar with a 10% increment. "PAL" wrote in message ... I have a spreadshet, multiple rows/columns. Essentially a list of metrics with a description, how we gather info, who owns it etc... I would like to be able to take a specific field and fill it with color but as a gradient. Essentially to show progress. Is there a way to do this in a field w/o VB? Does it have to be a separate chart etc.... Thanks. |
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Thanks. Can you provide an example of how the conditional formula would work?
"Tieske" wrote: Excel 2007 does it out of the box. For older versions you need some tricks. Using a graph is the best option in that case. alternatively, use 1 row and 10 column and change the background of each cell (using conditional formatting) depending on the progress. This would give you a progress bar with a 10% increment. "PAL" wrote in message ... I have a spreadshet, multiple rows/columns. Essentially a list of metrics with a description, how we gather info, who owns it etc... I would like to be able to take a specific field and fill it with color but as a gradient. Essentially to show progress. Is there a way to do this in a field w/o VB? Does it have to be a separate chart etc.... Thanks. |
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Use it with a formula something like
=$A$1COLUMN() as A1 is incremented, another column lights up. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "PAL" wrote in message ... Thanks. Can you provide an example of how the conditional formula would work? "Tieske" wrote: Excel 2007 does it out of the box. For older versions you need some tricks. Using a graph is the best option in that case. alternatively, use 1 row and 10 column and change the background of each cell (using conditional formatting) depending on the progress. This would give you a progress bar with a 10% increment. "PAL" wrote in message ... I have a spreadshet, multiple rows/columns. Essentially a list of metrics with a description, how we gather info, who owns it etc... I would like to be able to take a specific field and fill it with color but as a gradient. Essentially to show progress. Is there a way to do this in a field w/o VB? Does it have to be a separate chart etc.... Thanks. |
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