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I would like to add an icon to cells based on rule if another cell contains a value.
Here are cells which I want to format. On the left side I want to add icon in the right side of the cell if the cell in the column Note of the same row contains a value. For Example, "Formale Systeme" cell should have that icon because there is a note "2" in that row.
Here is an example how it should look.
Cells on the left side are D7-D66 and cells on the right side are I7-I66
I found an answer on this site: https://www.ablebits.com/office-addins-blog/2014/06/05/excel-conditional-formatting-icon-sets-data-bars-color-scales/
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if you push the green button, All rows with a value in the column Loc #N/d will be hidden
I can't see column names in your screenshot, so the below example assumes Loc is column D.
In your code that executes when clicking the green button, add this line to hide all cells with errors:
Range("D:D").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeFormulas, xlErrors).EntireRow.Hidden = True
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I want to color a specific cell if (for example):
A1 has a value (meaning it is not blank)
B1 has no value (meaning it is blank)
In this scenario I would like to color B1 red.
I want the formula to apply to the entirety of the B-column.
Try clicking Format > Conditional formatting > Custom formula is:
=AND($A1<>"";$B1="")
Apply this to range B:B and select a red colour format
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Please see my sample excel sheet. I am trying to filter out tasks by projects. For example if i filter Project A then i would want to see all the tasks that falls under this project.
How is this possible in excel?
please help.
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Very simple. You have left gaps in column A. While this may improve readability for humans, it creates difficulty for AutoFilter.
Fill-down cells A3 through A5 with Project A Then format these cells so the color of the font matches the interior color of the cell (this makes the text invisible and restores your visual effect)
Finally apply the AutoFilter and all the correct rows will be visible!
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I am required to write some VBA code so that, if I assign it to a command button, by clicking it I should be able to match the color of cells C11 and cell C4.
Suppose I change the color of C11 to red, the color of C4 should change to red by click of a command button or automatically.
Can some one help me with this?
The following code copies the color value from cell "C11" to cell "C4":
Range("C4").Interior.Color = Range("C11").Interior.Color
As long as you work with valid Range-Objects, you can use different types to address the cells as fits your needs. For example the active selection (at least one cell or more):
Selection.Interior.Color = Range("C11").Interior.Color
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I made a table in Excel and the inputs are going to be single letters. Is it possible to format the table so that, if a certain letter is inputted, the cell automatically changes to a specified colour???
Thanks, sorry if this isn't the right place to put this question.
Yes, you make use of conditional formatting.
Let's say your table is in A1:G5. Click on conditional formatting. Pick 'Highlight Cell Rules' and 'Equal To...'.
Insert the value you want to highlight and pick the highlight from the dropdown button.