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Conditional Formatting using a cell in another worksheet

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    Conditional Formatting using a cell in another worksheet

    I'm trying to use conditional formatting for a cell where the cell will turn green if the value of the cell =

    =VLOOKUP(B5,'[Corp Ovhd 6.08_Final.xls]summary'!$F$4:$I$150,4,FALSE)
    and the cell will turn red if the value of the cell is not equal to the formula above.

    Unfortunately, I don't think you can use conditional formatting when linking to a cell in another file.

    Does anyone have any ideas for a way around this?

    Thanks,

    Mike

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    You could put your formula into a cell (or column of cells) and then either format them with white font or hide the column. Then you can reference that cell(s) in your conditional formatting. Would that work?

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    Yeah the white font would work perfectly for what I need.


    Thanks for the help,

    Mike

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