I am trying to use a macro that will highlight columns E and I of the rows that collumn L equals "XXXXXXX." How can I designate the columns to tie into the row?
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I am trying to use a macro that will highlight columns E and I of the rows that collumn L equals "XXXXXXX." How can I designate the columns to tie into the row?
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Last edited by Paul; 06-04-2012 at 06:09 PM. Reason: Added CODE tags for new user. Please do so yourself in the future.
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I think using conditional formatting in this case will be a lot easier than VBA.
I would create conditional formatting using row relative cell reference for columns E and I and then copy it down.
for example for E5: if $L5 = "XXXXXX" then apply conditional format (note missing "$" sign before 5)
Regards,
Vandan
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Regards, Jeff
Yes that worked. Thanks for the help!
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