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Guys,
Need a bit of code help. I want to change the colour of a cell in column A of sheet 2, if it appears in column C of sheet 1.
Can any VB smart folks out there help out?
Cheers.
Guys,
Need a bit of code help. I want to change the colour of a cell in column A of sheet 2, if it appears in column C of sheet 1.
Can any VB smart folks out there help out?
Cheers.
Try this:
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Hi Millz, it seems to work but if the cell in sheet 1 is removed, the formatting in sheet 2 remains? Is there a way that if the number in sheet 1 is removed it will revert back to the original formatting i.e. un-highlighted? cheers
Do you want it reverted automatically or by running the macro again?
If running the macro a second time is fine, simply add this:
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Thats works great thanks. My first real exposure to this, so apologies if a silly question, but rather than associating it to a macro and running that, is there a way to have it always running on the workbook?
Cheers either way!
Place this in Sheet1's code:
Place this in Sheet2's code:Please Login or Register to view this content.
and then the macro in a module:Please Login or Register to view this content.
The first 2 code will then trigger the macro whenever data is changed in those specific columns.Please Login or Register to view this content.
Also note that doing it this way will also make your workbook become macro-enabled workbook, and will require you to allow macros to run before it would work.
Why not conditional formatting?Originally Posted by mpgates
Thanks Millz, works a treat.
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