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Jill
i'm clueless about this ...
i have exceeded the 3 conditional format limitation, and i'm a beginner VBA'er... i can't figure out how to do this
i have already automated rows changing colors based on certain values in certain cells (using up the conditional formatting limitation), but now i have to change cell colors based on data in its cell and the cell next to it
i have 4 cell ranges with date
D3200 = dRang
E3:E200 = eRang
K3:K200 = kRang
L3:L200 = lRang
if a cell in dRange = today() (in a formula) the
its formatting should be red, bold font (ignore if the date was entered manually
else i
the cell next to it in eRange = today() the
the formatting of the cell in dRange should be blue (no matter the date in dRange
els
cell in dRange should be blac
end i
note: "today" should be treated as two values... turning the font bold and red should only occur if there's a formula "=today()" in the cell. if the actual date is manually entered, that should be treated the same as any other date. i do have a udf in a module, used in formatting and formulas
Function isformula(rng As Range
isformula = rng.HasFormul
End Functio
and i need to do the same for the other ranges
suggestions
thanks for any help out there
jill
i have exceeded the 3 conditional format limitation, and i'm a beginner VBA'er... i can't figure out how to do this
i have already automated rows changing colors based on certain values in certain cells (using up the conditional formatting limitation), but now i have to change cell colors based on data in its cell and the cell next to it
i have 4 cell ranges with date
D3200 = dRang
E3:E200 = eRang
K3:K200 = kRang
L3:L200 = lRang
if a cell in dRange = today() (in a formula) the
its formatting should be red, bold font (ignore if the date was entered manually
else i
the cell next to it in eRange = today() the
the formatting of the cell in dRange should be blue (no matter the date in dRange
els
cell in dRange should be blac
end i
note: "today" should be treated as two values... turning the font bold and red should only occur if there's a formula "=today()" in the cell. if the actual date is manually entered, that should be treated the same as any other date. i do have a udf in a module, used in formatting and formulas
Function isformula(rng As Range
isformula = rng.HasFormul
End Functio
and i need to do the same for the other ranges
suggestions
thanks for any help out there
jill