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Hi In XP Excel 2000 I Have a Vallidated List on a Sheet named (CODES &
Abrieviatons ) I have Named that List as (CODES_Abriev's) I have 3 groups of "Decribing Abrieviations" colour Coded Eg: B7 to B9 = Describing different types of Pipe Laying EG: Water-Pipes is Green: [ Pipes-Water/{1}EW) ] Pipes Storm Water: [ Pipes- Storm/{}) ] and Sewer Pipes as [ Pipes- Sewer/{}) ] Then the List contiues: Pit's is B10 to B27 Blue Then "Pieces": B28 to B40 in Orange In the list they are Colour Coded & Formatted ) a Cell in a blank Cell as an Indicator when scrolling the Dropdown List showing ***** in Blue Meaning the Start of Pit's Data: Then ***** In a Cell Before "Pieces" How Do I get each one to enter in their original Colour's after selecting it in the Dropdown List on Sheet:(CODES & Abrieviatons ) And enter it in the (TENDER TEMPLATE x 1) Range Named (CODES B15 to B150) in it's original Colour Code? Any help would be gladly recieved Guy's thank you |
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Could you translate that to English ?
-- Socrates said: I only know, I don''''t know nothing. I say : I don''''t even know, I don''''t know nothing. "Dasha" wrote: Hi In XP Excel 2000 I Have a Vallidated List on a Sheet named (CODES & Abrieviatons ) I have Named that List as (CODES_Abriev's) I have 3 groups of "Decribing Abrieviations" colour Coded Eg: B7 to B9 = Describing different types of Pipe Laying EG: Water-Pipes is Green: [ Pipes-Water/{1}EW) ] Pipes Storm Water: [ Pipes- Storm/{}) ] and Sewer Pipes as [ Pipes- Sewer/{}) ] Then the List contiues: Pit's is B10 to B27 Blue Then "Pieces": B28 to B40 in Orange In the list they are Colour Coded & Formatted ) a Cell in a blank Cell as an Indicator when scrolling the Dropdown List showing ***** in Blue Meaning the Start of Pit's Data: Then ***** In a Cell Before "Pieces" How Do I get each one to enter in their original Colour's after selecting it in the Dropdown List on Sheet:(CODES & Abrieviatons ) And enter it in the (TENDER TEMPLATE x 1) Range Named (CODES B15 to B150) in it's original Colour Code? Any help would be gladly recieved Guy's thank you |
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![]() "Learning Excel" wrote: Could you translate that to English ? - Socrates said: I only know, I don''''t know nothing. I say : I don''''t even know, I don''''t know nothing. "Dasha" wrote: Hi In XP Excel 2000 I have a Created a List on a Sh named (CODES & Abrieviatons ) On that Sh I have Named THE LIST as (CODES_Abrievs) at the Top of the Column and in the Name Boxes Of Both Sh's I have 3 groups of Abreviation's Colour Coded The First is B7 to B9 Describe's different types of "Pipe Laying" By a Font Code Colour And Then When I Open Sh Called "TENDER TEMPLATE" In the Column Named "PP&P CODES"I can Double Click and The List Drops Down of all the Above then I Can scroll and Find which one I want to enter and click it in but it only comes out in this column as Black not Green Or Blue Or Orange? Wher as the Original list ofn Codes Abreviated Sh is all Formatted in Colour's In want to be able to transfer coloured Font as I select them in the Colour I Formatted in the List Green Blue or Orange? Is there a Formula For This The Font Colour for the Group of Abrieviations for "Pipes" is Green eg: Pipes-Water/and Sewer Pipes as: Pipes- Sewer/and Pipes-StormWater/ Then the List contiues: Pit's is B10 to B27 Blue Then "Pieces": B28 to B40 in Orange In the list they are Colour Coded & Formatted ) a Cell in a blank Cell as an Indicator when scrolling the Dropdown List showing ***** in Blue Meaning the Start of Pit's Data: Then ***** In a Cell Before "Pieces" How Do I get each one to enter in their original Colour's after selecting it in the Dropdown List on Sheet:(CODES & Abrieviatons ) And enter it in the (TENDER TEMPLATE x 1) Range Named (CODES B15 to B150) in it's original Colour Code? Any help would be gladly recieved Guy's thank you |
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On Nov 4, 9:11 am, Dasha wrote:
Hi In XP Excel 2000 I Have a Vallidated List on a Sheet named (CODES & Abrieviatons ) I have Named that List as (CODES_Abriev's) I have 3 groups of "Decribing Abrieviations" colour Coded Eg: B7 to B9 = Describing different types of Pipe Laying EG: Water-Pipes is Green: [ Pipes-Water/{1}EW) ] Pipes Storm Water: [ Pipes- Storm/{}) ] and Sewer Pipes as [ Pipes- Sewer/{}) ] Then the List contiues: Pit's is B10 to B27 Blue Then "Pieces": B28 to B40 in Orange In the list they are Colour Coded & Formatted ) a Cell in a blank Cell as an Indicator when scrolling the Dropdown List showing ***** in Blue Meaning the Start of Pit's Data: Then ***** In a Cell Before "Pieces" How Do I get each one to enter in their original Colour's after selecting it in the Dropdown List on Sheet:(CODES & Abrieviatons ) And enter it in the (TENDER TEMPLATE x 1) Range Named (CODES B15 to B150) in it's original Colour Code? Any help would be gladly recieved Guy's thank you Maybe conditional formatting in the cells with the data validation dropdown. Con Format 1: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pip", Format:Green Con Format 2: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pit", Format:Blue Con Format 3: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pie", Format:Orange Ken Johnson |
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![]() Thank's Very much Ken and thank's for your time, Just what I needed, Dasha "Ken Johnson" wrote: On Nov 4, 9:11 am, Dasha wrote: Hi In XP Excel 2000 I Have a Vallidated List on a Sheet named (CODES & Abrieviatons ) I have Named that List as (CODES_Abriev's) I have 3 groups of "Decribing Abrieviations" colour Coded Eg: B7 to B9 = Describing different types of Pipe Laying EG: Water-Pipes is Green: [ Pipes-Water/{1}EW) ] Pipes Storm Water: [ Pipes- Storm/{}) ] and Sewer Pipes as [ Pipes- Sewer/{}) ] Then the List contiues: Pit's is B10 to B27 Blue Then "Pieces": B28 to B40 in Orange In the list they are Colour Coded & Formatted ) a Cell in a blank Cell as an Indicator when scrolling the Dropdown List showing ***** in Blue Meaning the Start of Pit's Data: Then ***** In a Cell Before "Pieces" How Do I get each one to enter in their original Colour's after selecting it in the Dropdown List on Sheet:(CODES & Abrieviatons ) And enter it in the (TENDER TEMPLATE x 1) Range Named (CODES B15 to B150) in it's original Colour Code? Any help would be gladly recieved Guy's thank you Maybe conditional formatting in the cells with the data validation dropdown. Con Format 1: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pip", Format:Green Con Format 2: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pit", Format:Blue Con Format 3: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pie", Format:Orange Ken Johnson |
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![]() Ken Can I Impose once more? I Tried Your Formula's and I must be doing something wrong I will show you how here I did it! I don't know what the LEFT refers too or: (B15,3) I assume B15 was a Demo Cell Range you made up for the excercise? Here Goes I entered: Format 1: =LEFT($B7:$B9)="Pipes"= and Formated as Green. Format 2: =LEFT($B10:$B27)="Pipes"= and Formated as Blue. Format 3: =LEFT($B28:$B40)="Pipes"= and Formated as Orange. Dasha "Ken Johnson" wrote: On Nov 4, 9:11 am, Dasha wrote: Hi In XP Excel 2000 I Have a Vallidated List on a Sheet named (CODES & Abrieviatons ) I have Named that List as (CODES_Abriev's) I have 3 groups of "Decribing Abrieviations" colour Coded Eg: B7 to B9 = Describing different types of Pipe Laying EG: Water-Pipes is Green: [ Pipes-Water/{1}EW) ] Pipes Storm Water: [ Pipes- Storm/{}) ] and Sewer Pipes as [ Pipes- Sewer/{}) ] Then the List contiues: Pit's is B10 to B27 Blue Then "Pieces": B28 to B40 in Orange In the list they are Colour Coded & Formatted ) a Cell in a blank Cell as an Indicator when scrolling the Dropdown List showing ***** in Blue Meaning the Start of Pit's Data: Then ***** In a Cell Before "Pieces" How Do I get each one to enter in their original Colour's after selecting it in the Dropdown List on Sheet:(CODES & Abrieviatons ) And enter it in the (TENDER TEMPLATE x 1) Range Named (CODES B15 to B150) in it's original Colour Code? Any help would be gladly recieved Guy's thank you Maybe conditional formatting in the cells with the data validation dropdown. Con Format 1: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pip", Format:Green Con Format 2: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pit", Format:Blue Con Format 3: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pie", Format:Orange Ken Johnson |
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On Nov 5, 9:34 am, Dasha wrote:
Ken Can I Impose once more? I Tried Your Formula's and I must be doing something wrong I will show you how here I did it! I don't know what the LEFT refers too or: (B15,3) I assume B15 was a Demo Cell Range you made up for the excercise? Here Goes I entered: Format 1: =LEFT($B7:$B9)="Pipes"= and Formated as Green. Format 2: =LEFT($B10:$B27)="Pipes"= and Formated as Blue. Format 3: =LEFT($B28:$B40)="Pipes"= and Formated as Orange. Dasha "Ken Johnson" wrote: On Nov 4, 9:11 am, Dasha wrote: Hi In XP Excel 2000 I Have a Vallidated List on a Sheet named (CODES & Abrieviatons ) I have Named that List as (CODES_Abriev's) I have 3 groups of "Decribing Abrieviations" colour Coded Eg: B7 to B9 = Describing different types of Pipe Laying EG: Water-Pipes is Green: [ Pipes-Water/{1}EW) ] Pipes Storm Water: [ Pipes- Storm/{}) ] and Sewer Pipes as [ Pipes- Sewer/{}) ] Then the List contiues: Pit's is B10 to B27 Blue Then "Pieces": B28 to B40 in Orange In the list they are Colour Coded & Formatted ) a Cell in a blank Cell as an Indicator when scrolling the Dropdown List showing ***** in Blue Meaning the Start of Pit's Data: Then ***** In a Cell Before "Pieces" How Do I get each one to enter in their original Colour's after selecting it in the Dropdown List on Sheet:(CODES & Abrieviatons ) And enter it in the (TENDER TEMPLATE x 1) Range Named (CODES B15 to B150) in it's original Colour Code? Any help would be gladly recieved Guy's thank you Maybe conditional formatting in the cells with the data validation dropdown. Con Format 1: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pip", Format:Green Con Format 2: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pit", Format:Blue Con Format 3: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pie", Format:Orange Ken Johnson Hi Dasha, Are the cells you are wanting to be conditionally formatted the same cells with the data validation dropdown? I thought that B15:B150 all had data validation using a list named CODES_Abriev's on a sheet named CODES & Abrieviatons. I figured that when one of your users used the data validation dropdown in any of the cells in B15:B150 on the sheet named TENDER TEMPLATE x1 that the list of choices consisted of items with first three characters being either "Pip" (from "Pipes etc"), "Pit" (from "Pit's") or "Pie" (from "Pieces"). If this is correct, then what I thought you could do was select B15:B150 (the cells with the data validation), then go Format| Conditional formatting. The Conditional Formatting dialog that appears has a textbox on the left with a dropdown. You should choose "Formula Is" for this textbox. In the textbox immediately to its right you should type the formula... =LEFT($B15,3)="Pip" then click the Format button and adjust the green formatting. With the above formula in place in the conditional formatting, say the user clicks on B30 then selects Pipes-Water/{1}EW) from the data validation dropdown. Excel then calculates the formula... =LEFT($B30,3)="Pip" Notice that the row number in the formula is 30, not 15. This is because the row number 15 in the original formula did not have a $ sign to its left. This is how you control which cells Excel uses when is tests for conditional formatting. Since B30 contains "Pipes-Water/{1}EW)" , the formula LEFT($B30,3) returns the first 3 characters of "Pipes-Water/{1}EW)", which is "Pip". So, the result of calculating =LEFT($B30,3)="Pip" is TRUE. When a conditional format calculation is TRUE the chosen format, in this case green text or background, is applied. Similarly for the other two format conditions... The formula for the blue formatting is =LEFT($B15,3)="Pit", and for the orange formatting =LEFT($B15,3)="Pie" If my interpretation of what you have and what you are trying to achieve is not correct, then let me know, and we can have another go. Ken Johnson |
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I am Sorry Ken I am Making a mess of this' let me clear it up; all the
coulors etc are as you said' its the 'Refrences' thit i have you confused on! The Defined 'List' Is In Sheet Named: 'CODES & ABRIEVIATIONS', It is Named as 'CODES_List' and is this B7 --B41 The three different coloured Groups are all in the 'List' together and in their own colour Group as, Pipes: Green, Pits:Blue and Pieces:Orange! The Dropdown list is up and working fine in the Sheet TEMPLATEx1 in the Column B under heading of 'PP&PCodes and Colours' in cells B15 --B150 but when i enter one from theDropdown it is always in 'black ' So Ken if you can tell me how to get the Colour Formtting to work via Cond Form and insert in the 'PP&PCodes and Colours' column in thier respective formatted colours instead of all black we will be lookin good I have removed the other Leadins from the CODES_ List eg ****** they are all gone, again I am Sorry for all this thanks for your patience. Dasha "Ken Johnson" wrote: On Nov 5, 9:34 am, Dasha wrote: Ken Can I Impose once more? I Tried Your Formula's and I must be doing something wrong I will show you how here I did it! I don't know what the LEFT refers too or: (B15,3) I assume B15 was a Demo Cell Range you made up for the excercise? Here Goes I entered: Format 1: =LEFT($B7:$B9)="Pipes"= and Formated as Green. Format 2: =LEFT($B10:$B27)="Pipes"= and Formated as Blue. Format 3: =LEFT($B28:$B40)="Pipes"= and Formated as Orange. Dasha "Ken Johnson" wrote: On Nov 4, 9:11 am, Dasha wrote: Hi In XP Excel 2000 I Have a Vallidated List on a Sheet named (CODES & Abrieviatons ) I have Named that List as (CODES_Abriev's) I have 3 groups of "Decribing Abrieviations" colour Coded Eg: B7 to B9 = Describing different types of Pipe Laying EG: Water-Pipes is Green: [ Pipes-Water/{1}EW) ] Pipes Storm Water: [ Pipes- Storm/{}) ] and Sewer Pipes as [ Pipes- Sewer/{}) ] Then the List contiues: Pit's is B10 to B27 Blue Then "Pieces": B28 to B40 in Orange In the list they are Colour Coded & Formatted ) a Cell in a blank Cell as an Indicator when scrolling the Dropdown List showing ***** in Blue Meaning the Start of Pit's Data: Then ***** In a Cell Before "Pieces" How Do I get each one to enter in their original Colour's after selecting it in the Dropdown List on Sheet:(CODES & Abrieviatons ) And entered it in the (TENDER TEMPLATE x1 The Range is Named (CODES_Abrievs and is Refers to B15 to B150) in it's original Colour Code? Any help would be gladly recieved Guy's thank you Maybe conditional formatting in the cells with the data validation dropdown. Con Format 1: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pip", Format:Green Con Format 2: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pit", Format:Blue Con Format 3: FormulaIs: =LEFT($B15,3)="Pie", Format:Orange Ken Johnson Hi Dasha, Are the cells you are wanting to be conditionally formatted the same cells with the data validation dropdown? I thought that B15:B150 all had data validation using a list named CODES_Abriev's on a sheet named CODES & Abrieviatons. I figured that when one of your users used the data validation dropdown in any of the cells in B15:B150 on the sheet named TENDER TEMPLATE x1 that the list of choices consisted of items with first three characters being either "Pip" (from "Pipes etc"), "Pit" (from "Pit's") or "Pie" (from "Pieces"). If this is correct, then what I thought you could do was select B15:B150 (the cells with the data validation), then go Format| Conditional formatting. The Conditional Formatting dialog that appears has a textbox on the left with a dropdown. You should choose "Formula Is" for this textbox. In the textbox immediately to its right you should type the formula... =LEFT($B15,3)="Pip" then click the Format button and adjust the green formatting. With the above formula in place in the conditional formatting, say the user clicks on B30 then selects Pipes-Water/{1}EW) from the data validation dropdown. Excel then calculates the formula... =LEFT($B30,3)="Pip" Notice that the row number in the formula is 30, not 15. This is because the row number 15 in the original formula did not have a $ sign to its left. This is how you control which cells Excel uses when is tests for conditional formatting. Since B30 contains "Pipes-Water/{1}EW)" , the formula LEFT($B30,3) returns the first 3 characters of "Pipes-Water/{1}EW)", which is "Pip". So, the result of calculating =LEFT($B30,3)="Pip" is TRUE. When a conditional format calculation is TRUE the chosen format, in this case green text or background, is applied. Similarly for the other two format conditions... The formula for the blue formatting is =LEFT($B15,3)="Pit", and for the orange formatting =LEFT($B15,3)="Pie" If my interpretation of what you have and what you are trying to achieve is not correct, then let me know, and we can have another go. Ken Johnson |
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On Nov 5, 11:24 pm, Dasha wrote:
I am Sorry Ken I am Making a mess of this' let me clear it up; all the coulors etc are as you said' its the 'Refrences' thit i have you confused on! The Defined 'List' Is In Sheet Named: 'CODES & ABRIEVIATIONS', It is Named as 'CODES_List' and is this B7 --B41 The three different coloured Groups are all in the 'List' together and in their own colour Group as, Pipes: Green, Pits:Blue and Pieces:Orange! The Dropdown list is up and working fine in the Sheet TEMPLATEx1 in the Column B under heading of 'PP&PCodes and Colours' in cells B15 --B150 but when i enter one from theDropdown it is always in 'black ' So Ken if you can tell me how to get the Colour Formtting to work via Cond Form and insert in the 'PP&PCodes and Colours' column in thier respective formatted colours instead of all black we will be lookin good I have removed the other Leadins from the CODES_ List eg ****** they are all gone, again I am Sorry for all this thanks for your patience. Dasha Hi Dasha, The steps I outlined last time should achieve what you're trying to do. It might not be working because I could be wrong with what I think is being entered into those cells (B15:B150) from the data validation dropdown. What exactly are all of the listed values that the user can choose from when using the data validation dropdown in B15:B150? Is it possible for you to email me a sample workbook with similar setup? You should be able to find my email address by viewing my profile. Ken Johnson |
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