I am trying to find a formula for my grade book. What I want to be able to do is shade every cell that has a value of zero (but not empty cells) so that when I print out the grade book, I can easily see all missing assignments.
View 4 RepliesIn B16:T24 I have cells that need shading depending on what code I put in them. I have 5 codes P, BH, S, ML, HD
I would like the cells to change colour, when I put P in them I want them to change to blue, when I put BH in them I want them to change to green, S I want to change to red and so on.
How do I make my cell shade a certain color? For example, green if >90%, yellow if >70% and red if
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I can provide a snip of what the layout looks like for a better visual. I want the PM's Green, Supers Yellow and Persons Reporting Orange.
To get the green bar shown is using formula: =SEARCH("Project Management",$E17) , The issue with this is it fails to consider the start finish dates. For this particular project it works but when the formatting is "dragged down" the issue arises.
I have a spreadsheet where I want to be able to Fill cells green in Column B to Column N for any Rows that have a value in Column L. All other Rows should remain the current colour (orange).
I can Fill the cells in Column L using conditional formatting but am not sure if I can use Conditional Formatting on other Columns so that their Fill colour is determined by the value in Column L?
In the attached file, there are data in two sets. The data is the same only the second column has a zero-value. With the zero, the conditional formatting highlights the second largest number rather than the largest. point out the flaw in the conditional formatting hta tis causing this error
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09-08 (or '09-08 if I must)
then have the next cell in sequence read 09-09, 09-10, and so on. With the initial week in cell A3, I have tried to accomplish this with:
=LEFT(A3,3)&RIGHT(A3,2)+1
However, this does not work for weeks 01 through 09 because excel kills the leading zero in the second part of the formula, regardless of how I format the cell (format 00-00 does not work.) How can I force Excel it to keep the leading zero in the week number?
with the data in the attached sheet, I create several different pivot tables that need show the count of the information in the columns M:DU. My issue is that the data is sent to me from a third party and the columns contain zeros that cause the counts to inflate.
What I would like to be able to do is run a macro that will search out any zeros in M:DU and replace them with a blank cell.
Unfortunately the number of rows increases with every monthly reporting cycle so the macro would need to be able to accommodate for that.
I need the values that are copied from the template to copy over in text form from the "Data" Tab. Secondly, the master sheet has multiple lines for each vendor. For the area highlighted in red I'd like for it to copy all cells in column C for the vendor and search the vendor by name. Then, move to the next sheet.
View 10 Replies View RelatedI’ve created a formula for this statistic and I’m happy with the results. Because I’m working with formulas, my only problem is the unwanted zeros. How do I hide zeros that show up automatically (i.e. #3 [blank] and Nov 09-June 10)? I can hide the numbers, but if I enter a zero to one of my future statistics it will not appear and I don’t want that to happen. Is there a way to hide those automatic zeros without affecting my real zeros?
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Any time that any data is entered into one of the cells within my spreadsheet I would like the cell in which data is entered (and only the cell in which data is entered) to automatically become shaded (gray, preferably). I know conditional formatting should be used, but beyond that, I have no clue what to do. I would also prefer not to have to enter in conditional formatting formulas into all 105 cells, but I will do it if necessary.
Just in case, here's a little more information on what I am doing: I will be sending this spreadsheet out to about 10 others, and when they enter their name on a particular day at a particular time, I want that cell to become shaded. Other people might also enter their names at that day and time as well, so I would want the cell to stay shaded if that happens. Macros are not an option, because of security reasons.
I have a spreadsheet with columns a-v. Column F (titled aging) displays how many days old an issue is. I would like to have a macro that will automatically shade a row light red if the number is less than 90. I don't want the entire row shaded, just the contents of column a-v.
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For example if the active cell is cell J39, shade the following rows as follows:
I need to add a Macro/VBA script to a spreadsheet i'm working on which will shade all cells, within a workbook, if the cell contains a formula (eg: =sum(A1:A5))
I can't get it to work under conditional formatting, nor with my limited knowledge of VBA.
I have a work sheet that has a date in a cell B7 and the system Date is Cell AB4.
What I wish for the sheet to do is shade the cell depending on the following criteria: If the date in Cell B7 is 2years and 10 months Before the System date to shade it Green, If the Date is Between 2 years 10 month and 3 Years before the System date shade yellow and if it is 3years and over shade Red.
For example if the date in B7 is 11-12-08 and the system date is 13-01-09 then the cell will be shaded Green.
I'm trying to come up with vba code that will gray out a set of cells when a certain value is enter in another cell.
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I have put together a duration schedule for work and have it set up now so the days with automatically fill if they are on or between the start/end date. Below is the formula that I have constructed. As of right now each activity is colored the same. I would like to have each activity match the color of the person performing it. My crew names are all in column A with a conditional format to be color coded with the name entered.
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View 2 Replies View Relatedway to shade/color a cell with a filter that is in use. . . that way, a user doesn't have to look at microscopic drop down filters to figure out which column is being filtered. .
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI am fairly new to VBA and I am having some trouble with a VBA routine that was used in some workbooks I was given and I am trying to reuse that code.
What I am attempting to do is to shade the rows (alternate colors) whose value in Column C is the same until that value changes.
Example:
Row 1, 2 & 3 all have the same value in Column C so these would shade color 15
Row 4 thru 10 have a different value in Column C so those would have no shade
Row 11 thu 13 have a different value in Column C so these would then be Shade 15
So here is what I have done:
I set the range for the routine to step thru, then I defined the row & column to start processing. I then compare the current row to the row above. If the values are different then I compared the colors of the rows, and set the active row to the opposite color.
This routine runs but the first cell in each grouping isn't being shaded but then the rest of the rows are shaded correctly.
I have searched the web and look thru my code several times but to no avail, I cannot seem to understand why this will not work.
Code:
Sub grid_coloring()
Dim rwIndex, colindex, colindex2, ncount, bcount As Integer 'set rwindex, colIndex as an output number for columns. bcount and ncount are for counting blanks and dupes
Dim theRng As Range
Dim FirstRow, FirstCol, LastRow, LastCol As Integer
[Code] ..........
I have one cell (B10) that will contain either "high", "medium", or "low". Based on one of these 3 values, I'd like to shade cell J15 a color with some white text. I got 1 of the 3 keywords working, not sure how to add in the other 2.
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View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a column with dates of July 1 of every year. How can I use conditional formatting to shade a cell a certain color based on July 1 of every year? The cell for July 2013 should be shaded, when 2014 comes, it is no longer shaded, then 2014 becomes shaded, & so on...
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a spreadsheet where I am adding up figures in columns.
I need to differentiate between 4 different "types" of cells to sum.
Cells with figures in them are either green, red or have no fill; and some cells contain no figures at all.
At the bottom of the column, I need to total up all the figures in red cells, as well as all the figures in green cells.
The shading of these cells is not permanent - colours are changed as work progresses, so I need the totals to keep up with this.
If it cannot be done based on cell fill colour, is there any other way to do it, other than the usual long-winded way of @sum(..... etc
I have a spreadsheet that will monitor payment schedules, in which both payment frequency and the payment start date are inputted by the user.
As such, to make filling out the column(s) fool-proof, I want to grey out cells in which data should not be entered.
For example, if the payment frequency is every 6th day, and the payments are to begin on day 0, then days 0, 6, 12 (etc) should be left white, whereas the remainder of the cells should be shaded.
I can achieve this using multiple conditional formatting rules in excel2007 with iterations of formulae of the type:
I'd like to shade a range of cells based on a particular cells value.
Specifically:
If cell E3 is JUNE then I'd like the range of cells from B10 thru I10 to be shaded.
If E3 is JULY then it would shade C10 thru I10....etc.
Excel 2010
I've adjusted a jonmo code to add an item in col B which is not in col A to the bottom of col A. - fab code, thanks jonmo.
But.. i want to:
insert rows beneath those in column A to accommodate the added items and shade those cells in list A once they been added ( so the users now they've been moved )
I've posted the code below ( including my attempts at colour change where it shade the right cell but in the wrong column ) ...
Is it possible to use a formula to shade a cell dependent on a condition? I have tried an if formula (see below) but it is incorrect. =if('November 2006 SVOC'!B6>'March 2006 SVOC'!C6,'November 2006 SVOC'!B6 [red],if('November 2006 SVOC'!B6<'March 2006 SVOC'!C6,'November 2006 SVOC'!B6 [blue],))
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