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ANDNAND
I have set 3 conditional formatting rules where the row from column A to K
will change depending on the value on column L.
Selection is equal to A3:K100, conditions are similar to:
- "Formula is" =$K3="PIP"
Then for formatting I chose WHITE BOLD FONT & BLUE SOLID PATTERN, for example.
Conditional formatting only allows 3 conditions. If this can be replicated
using VBA, then you can set "n" conditions, correct?
Please help, thank you
Andrew
will change depending on the value on column L.
Selection is equal to A3:K100, conditions are similar to:
- "Formula is" =$K3="PIP"
Then for formatting I chose WHITE BOLD FONT & BLUE SOLID PATTERN, for example.
Conditional formatting only allows 3 conditions. If this can be replicated
using VBA, then you can set "n" conditions, correct?
Please help, thank you
Andrew