Can someone help me?
Please see attached example. I want to match an exact number in a cell to an array of numbers in another sheet. Where they match I want to highlight the entire row (example all of 2) or a particular range of cells (say from A2 – S2).
The solution I was trying was to have a column (A1) that ran the function (=MATCH(B5,Static!A5:A15,0)) then conditionally format the entire row red where there was a value of 1. Then I would just hide the column.
But, if someone has an even better idea I am open to it.
Thank you!
Last edited by DW2054; 09-13-2011 at 12:29 PM.
If i have correctly understood your request.
You want a formula in col a Variable sheet which looks at the values in col b of the same sheet. If any of these values match any value in static sheet you want this value to appear in col a of variable and highlight the row in red.
So per your sample,
In A2
=IFERROR(INDEX(Static!A:A,MATCH(B2,Static!A:A,0)),"")
copy down to A18
Then for the formatting > highlight A2:I18 and in conditional formatting enter =$A2=$B2
Hope this helps, if not let me know
Last edited by Blake 7; 09-12-2011 at 06:19 PM.
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Really close. I like your solution, it’s cleaner than mine. The only thing is I want to highlight not just that cell, but the entire row that it is on or at least several cells.
Thank you.
just adjust the Applies to: section of conditional Format to whatever cells you want hightlighting.
on your sample tell me which cells you would like highlighting
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You rock! I don't know why I thought the formatting was so hard. Just took a moment to get my hands around the abstraction mechanism...Oh, well. You’re the best! I gave you positive feedback. Thanks a bunch!
thanks for the feedback - glad to help. Pls don't forget to mark as solved, Cheers
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How do I do that?
Sorry.
Click EDIT on the original post, then click the Go Advanced button, then change the status. Somethin like that!
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