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Within my worksheet which I use to make work roosters for my personel I use
conditional formatting to colour a cell when I enter a particular work code. For example if I enter K5 in a cell the background colour becomes light blue and for K14 the cell becomes red. The problem is I can not use conditional formatting for any more than three colours yet I use up to ten different codes all of which I would like to have a different coloured background. Is their a formular or a predefined macro that is available or has anybody an alternatieve suggestion. Thankyou in the hope of a positive response. Mike H |
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