I have a cell of text with a certain color which i have named 'text'. In another cell I am trying to call that cell (+text). How can i have '+text' be the same color as 'text'? Thank you.
I have a cell of text with a certain color which i have named 'text'. In another cell I am trying to call that cell (+text). How can i have '+text' be the same color as 'text'? Thank you.
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If A1= cell, that you Named it "TEXT".
B1= The cell that you try to have the same color.
Then in Conditional Formatting of B1, put the formula. =A1="TEXT"
Choose your color.>>OK.
Hope to helps you.
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Hi, thank you for your response.
This not actually the case what you described.
Let me describe it in another way. lets say in cell C1 i have some wording . . . . it says 'ball'. The word ball has the font color of red.
In cell A1, i want to refer to C1 so that cell A1 also says 'ball' in red. If i change the color of 'ball' in C1 to blue, i also want cell A1 to turn blue. If i change the wording in cell C1 to 'base', i also want the cell in A1 to also say 'base'.
Hopefully that is a little clearer.
Hi
If you have few words that you need to change color, then you can do it, using Conditional Formatting, or else i think you need VBA and in this case i can not help you.
For few words you have to use same Conditional Formatting for A1 & C1.
Something like this in both cells(In Conditional Formatting options).
=$C$1="ball" >>>>Color red>>>OK
=$C$1="base" >>>>Color blue>>>OK
e.t.c...
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