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How can I get a cell to highlight elsewhere in a row by entering a number
into the origin cell. Say I am in A1 and type in 8, well 8 cells to the right should be highlighted. How do I do that? PLEASE help. |
cell highlighted # from original cell
I believe Conditional Formatting will satisfy your request.
Try something like this: Select B1:M1 Format|Conditional Formatting Formula is: =(column(b1)-1)=$a1 Click the [Format...] button and set yoiur format Click the [OK] buttons Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Corrine" wrote: How can I get a cell to highlight elsewhere in a row by entering a number into the origin cell. Say I am in A1 and type in 8, well 8 cells to the right should be highlighted. How do I do that? PLEASE help. |
cell highlighted # from original cell
What do you mean by highlight? Do you want the cell to the right to be
selected, or do you just want it to change colors? If the latter, then select all the cells to the right of A1 & go to Format-Conditional Formatting... Select 'Formula is' and enter =(COLUMN()=$A1+1) Then click on the format button and choose the color you want on the patterns tab. Ok back to the spreadsheet "Corrine" wrote: How can I get a cell to highlight elsewhere in a row by entering a number into the origin cell. Say I am in A1 and type in 8, well 8 cells to the right should be highlighted. How do I do that? PLEASE help. |
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