i have a drop down menu of teams. there can only be one of two correct choices. I want the cell to change color if if any team other than the two are selected and remain clear if no team is selected.
i have a drop down menu of teams. there can only be one of two correct choices. I want the cell to change color if if any team other than the two are selected and remain clear if no team is selected.
Can you provide your workbook and what values you are looking to highlight, etc?
A macro does what you tell it, not what you want.
Segres Family NFL 2012 Picks v1.1.xlsb
using excel 2007
For example, I would like cell D3 to turn red if any team other than DAL or NYG is selected. If possible, have it referenced to cell B3.
Hopefully someone else can come along with a better solution, but this is what I can offer for now:
Change all of your variable (drop-down) cells to an "inactive" color such as a light to medium grey.
Add conditional formatting variables for each row based on the two possible (correct) choices and have them revert to "no color".
Sorry I couldn't come up with a "one-click" solution for you.
thanks. i'll give it a try.
Select C3:U305, then in conditional format,
=ISERROR(SEARCH(C3,$B3))*SEARCH("@",$B3)
Apply the format
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Haseeb Avarakkan
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maybe also
=SEARCH($D3,$B3) - only could do that
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Sorry for the delay.
in Conditional Forma 'Applies to' type =$C$3:$U$305
Unfortunately its still not working. Can you take a look at it and see?
Segres_Family_NFL_2012_Picks_v1.1.xlsb
Here is the file Im trying to format.
See the attached quincy.
Segres_Family_NFL_2012_Picks.xlsb
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