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Formula to put a cell highlighed

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    Formula to put a cell highlighed

    Hello all,

    I would like to create a report for work sheet1, in this report i would like to highlight all the clean containers, to know if those containers are clean we have to check the bookings, i would in fact like to write on sheet3 my list of clean bookings, that Excel pick the similar booking on sheet2!U:U with its assigned container/s on sheet2!C:C and that it goes and finds the same container numbers on my report sheet1 and highlight them.

    It's pretty hard to explain like this but i hope you understood what i meant and that you are goint to be able to help me.

    Thank you heaps in advance.
    Fabien
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    Try conditional Formatting, the trick is to name the range you want to match if you are using a list from another sheet.
    Check out the example below.
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    Thanks for your answer.

    The thing is that it s a bit harder than that, as this is from the booking on sheet2!U:U that Excel has to take the container assigned to it on sheet2!C:C and then highlight it in sheet1!F:F

    If you know what i mean...
    Fabien
    Last edited by syllence; 08-08-2008 at 08:17 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by syllence
    Thanks for your answer.

    The thing is that it s a bit harder than that, as this is from the booking on sheet2!U:U that Excel has to take the container assigned to it on sheet2!C:C and then highlight it in sheet1!F:F

    If you know what i mean...
    Fabien
    Sorry, I don't understand......

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    lol, Sorry it's really hard to explain

    Does this drawing makes things easier to understand...?

    Thank you
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