Can anyone help with my conditional formatting with more than 3 conditions in excel 2003. It's using vba but i dont have the expertise to do so..
Kindly help....
Can anyone help with my conditional formatting with more than 3 conditions in excel 2003. It's using vba but i dont have the expertise to do so..
Kindly help....
You can try this out.
Right click the sheet tab, choose view code, then paste the code into the window that comes up. Make sure you enable macros.
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Last edited by skywriter; 04-21-2015 at 03:19 AM.
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hi thanks for the quick response, but i have tried but is doesnt work..did i miss something..
i looked into the macro tab but there is nothing...
It works on the worksheet change event. It's like regular conditional formatting, you don't push a button it works when the numbers change.
you see i am a novice at visual basics, i did you you advised like right clicking on the sheet tab and pasting the code onto it,,,but nothing happens when the target cell value is changed,, it remains white...can you be so kind as to put the code into the sample sheet and reverting it to me...
oh..i did not notice that..got it and tried it out...it did work but the last colour of blue does not work...
also
condition 4 should be e10 is equal to or bigger than d10 and
condition 1 should be e10 equals to or smaller than c10
i tried looking at the codes but i dont see any codes, can you make it visible so that i can alter the range as needed..
and
what if i want another column i10:i15 to have the same formatting conditions...
Look at my instructions for installing the code. Right click the sheet tab and choose the menu option view code. Another alternative is Alt + F11, on the left side of the window you should see the project explorer with the name of the spreadsheet and the sheet names. If not hit Control + R. If the sheet names don't show up click the + next to the workbook name to expand the sheet names. Right click on the sheet name in question and choose view code, or you should be able to double click on the sheet name in the project explorer and the code will show up. I'm not making the code invisible you have to make the effort to look at it.
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My fault I was tired and I was copying and pasting and forgot to fix the code, but you're changing the condition from what is on your spreadsheet anyway.oh..i did not notice that..got it and tried it out...it did work but the last colour of blue does not work...
also
That's nowhere to be found in your post and your spreadsheet says this.condition 4 should be e10 is equal to or bigger than d10 and
if e10=d10
Same as above and this is what is in your spreadsheet.condition 1 should be e10 equals to or smaller than c10
if e10=c10
You already know the answer to that question. There would need to be more code written.what if i want another column i10:i15 to have the same formatting conditions...
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Last edited by skywriter; 04-22-2015 at 11:58 AM.
hi again,
thanks a million for your help and patience in solving my problem...
i have finally got it and after much careful study of the code, should be able to tailor it to me needs...
will contact you if any future issues turn up in future...
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