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    conditional formatting question

    hey guys, new to site!

    i have a pick list for NFL survivor pool, where i enter each participant pick....

    i have condition formatting, where it highlights cell green if team is correct (=MATCH($C4,'MASTER SCHEDULE'!$D$2:$D$17)....using data from Master schedule...

    question is, how do i copy conditional formatting to cells below (C5 to C23) without having to keep editing the formula?

    also how would i go about highlighing RED when entry is wrong? is there an opposite to MATCH formula?

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    Re: conditional formatting question

    What verson of Excel does this have to work in?

    Are you using Excel 2010?
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    Re: conditional formatting question

    Try this...

    On the Pick sheet...

    Select the *entire* range C4:S23 starting from cell C4.
    Cell C4 will be the active cell. The active cell is the
    one cell in the selected range that is not shaded. The
    formula will be relative to the active cell.

    Apply the conditional formatting for a win.

    Formula:

    =AND(C4<>"",MATCH(C4,OFFSET('MASTER SCHEDULE'!$D$2,MATCH(C$2,'MASTER SCHEDULE'!$A$2:$A$257,0)-1,,COUNTIF('MASTER SCHEDULE'!$A$2:$A$257,C$2)),0))

    Apply the conditional formatting for a loss.

    Formula:

    =AND(C4<>"",ISNA(MATCH(C4,OFFSET('MASTER SCHEDULE'!$D$2,MATCH(C$2,'MASTER SCHEDULE'!$A$2:$A$257,0)-1,,COUNTIF('MASTER SCHEDULE'!$A$2:$A$257,C$2)),0)))

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    Re: conditional formatting question

    Or this....

    Modified Spreadsheet. Also added a change to your selection, instead of selection of all teams... it only allows 2 teams selection based on week and game.

    Added cell called week and next to it the week number.

    I will try to add it later. Site up loader sucks.

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    Wow.... Thanks man! Much appreciated

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    Re: conditional formatting question

    Quote Originally Posted by fivestar17 View Post
    Wow.... Thanks man! Much appreciated
    Here, I put it on my SkyDrive

    http://sdrv.ms/17plxGl

    Just click, once open do a file save as, but then select download, then save as.

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    Doesn't work... Says" oops something went wrong"

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    Can you try emailing to [email protected]

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    Re: conditional formatting question

    Quote Originally Posted by fivestar17 View Post
    Can you try emailing to [email protected]
    Done... Hmm seems every file sharing = Poo! Today.

    For SkyDrive, you can't SaveAs, don't have my permission to save files on my SkyDrive. Have to select SaveAs first, then you get an option of SaveAs and Download, you need to select download. Don't know if that is what you did.
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    Re: conditional formatting question

    Instead of using drop down lists have a look at this...

    http://www.excelforum.com/excel-prog...ent-macro.html

    That is soooooooo much easier and faster than using drop down lists.

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    Re: conditional formatting question

    You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

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