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    Colour Cells Based on Value

    Hi all,

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    I need to know if it is possible to convert a numerical value to fill the same value number of cells.
    For example if value is 1 then one cell is coloured, if value is 3 then 3 cells are filled with the same colour.
    Any help would be greatly appreciated. Not VBA savvy but willing to give it a go.
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    Re: Colour Cells Based on Value

    Yes, you can do this with Conditional Formatting.

    See the attached sample workbook.


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    Re: Colour Cells Based on Value

    Thanks. It should help me on my way.
    Its for a production schedule where each product will be calculated by hours to produce.
    Then I can copy the coloured celled directly into a worksheet.

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