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Keep cell colour when linking
I'm trying to keep the cell colour from the original worksheet when I link
the data to another worksheet, the colour is added manually and not conditional. Does anyone know how I can do this? Many thanks |
Keep cell colour when linking
That is not possible. You could try a picture link (copy cells, then hold
shift and goto Edit - Paste picture link) The cells won't be editable, but they will look exactly like the source data, and will update -- Best Regards, Luke M "Lena" wrote in message ... I'm trying to keep the cell colour from the original worksheet when I link the data to another worksheet, the colour is added manually and not conditional. Does anyone know how I can do this? Many thanks |
Keep cell colour when linking
Thank you Luke M, worked fine but unfortunately didn't solve my problem.
"Luke M" wrote: That is not possible. You could try a picture link (copy cells, then hold shift and goto Edit - Paste picture link) The cells won't be editable, but they will look exactly like the source data, and will update -- Best Regards, Luke M "Lena" wrote in message ... I'm trying to keep the cell colour from the original worksheet when I link the data to another worksheet, the colour is added manually and not conditional. Does anyone know how I can do this? Many thanks . |
Keep cell colour when linking
Linking formulas cannot copy the color.
All formulas can do is return values. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 3 Mar 2010 09:10:01 -0800, Lena wrote: Thank you Luke M, worked fine but unfortunately didn't solve my problem. "Luke M" wrote: That is not possible. You could try a picture link (copy cells, then hold shift and goto Edit - Paste picture link) The cells won't be editable, but they will look exactly like the source data, and will update -- Best Regards, Luke M "Lena" wrote in message ... I'm trying to keep the cell colour from the original worksheet when I link the data to another worksheet, the colour is added manually and not conditional. Does anyone know how I can do this? Many thanks . |
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