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Help formatting Column based on values in another column.
Hey,
I'm trying to have a value in column M strikethrough if the value in the same row but column F does not contain "xxxx". Example: Column M has dates and Column F has a status of an order. If the status of cell in column F, is not "approved", I want the date in Column M to strikethrough... ..... is that possible? Thanks in advance. |
Help formatting Column based on values in another column.
Strikethrough is the default 'effect' in CF/Font. To enable it you must fill
out the empty selection fields. Use this formula: =NOT(Status="Approved") ...where "Status" is a named range with local (sheet level) scope, defined as follows: Select F1 and open the Define Name dialog; Name: 'sheetnamehere!'Status OR in newer versions: Name: Status Scope: name of sheet being used on RefersTo: =$F1 Press Enter This defined name will now work in any column to ref column F in the row using this name. Giving it sheet level scope allows using it on other sheets independantly without conflict. -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org Classic VB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion |
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