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Is there a way to make fonts of cells with formulas a different color? For
example, if a number is hard keyed, it would be black, but if the number was the result of a formula, it would be blue? I dont want to see the formula (formula auditing) or see arrows (trace dependents) - I want to see the number, but be able to see if it is the result of a formula, based on its color. Is there an option such as this in excel? I am using 2007. Thanks. |
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Public Function IsFormula(rng As Range) IsFormula = rng.HasFormula End Function and use as the formula in conditional formatting, such as =IsFormula(A2) -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "SDMFG" wrote in message ... Is there a way to make fonts of cells with formulas a different color? For example, if a number is hard keyed, it would be black, but if the number was the result of a formula, it would be blue? I dont want to see the formula (formula auditing) or see arrows (trace dependents) - I want to see the number, but be able to see if it is the result of a formula, based on its color. Is there an option such as this in excel? I am using 2007. Thanks. |
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