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Simple True/False Colouring (Not Conditional)

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    Simple True/False Colouring (Not Conditional)

    I'm looking for a slightly better way of doing the following...

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    Re: Simple True/False Colouring (Not Conditional)

    Hyflex,

    I would recommend conditional formatting instead of VBA. highlight column A and create two conditional format formulas:
    For the Good style, use this formula: =AND($A1<>"",$A1="True")
    For the Bad style, use this formula: =AND($A1<>"",$A1="False")
    Last edited by tigeravatar; 02-13-2012 at 11:41 AM.
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    Re: Simple True/False Colouring (Not Conditional)

    I do see in your thread title that it says "(Not Conditional)". If it has to be VBA, I'd recommend using autofilter for this operation:
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