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I am attempting to perform a conditional formatting function. If the cursor is in A5, then I want a range of cells, let's say a50:c54 displayed in cells d5:f9. I came across some conditional formatting code that change a cell's color based on cursor position,
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What you see at that site is VBA event code not Conditional
Formatting. You will need event code to do what you want. What do you want displayed in D9:F9 if A5 is not the active cell? Gord On Wed, 18 Apr 2012 20:11:27 +0000, Jwalters wrote: I am attempting to perform a conditional formatting function. If the cursor is in A5, then I want a range of cells, let's say a50:c54 displayed in cells d5:f9. I came across some conditional formatting code that change a cell's color based on cursor position, http://www.excelbanter.com/showthrea...oto=nextoldest Thanks. |
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