Apr 02 2019 10:56 PM
Hi,
I am trying to find a way to insert a conditional format(I think?) into a worksheet.
I would like for the cells contained within my formula to all fill green once I have completed the formula.
eg.
I have a list of motor vehicle expenses which spans 100 rows with a total at the bottom.
I create a formula below the total which is just a sum of (various non-deductible) cells within the 100 above - lets say 25 cells in total.
Once I have completed my sum formula of the 25 cells I would LOVE to just hit enter and then those 25 cells that make up the formula all turn green.
Currently I then have to go back and select those 25 cells again and then just fill them green.
I have tried conditional formatting but I can't seem to get it right, it only ever picks up my 1 cell that has a formula in it, instead of the cells that make up the formula.
Any help would be appreciated, this can be quite a long task when I sometimes have thousands of cells to go through.
Apr 02 2019 11:56 PM
Apr 03 2019 04:47 PM
Hi @Jan Karel Pieterse ,
Unfortunately there is no logic behind it. It would differ depending on what I am doing. It would change for each worksheet as well. It just depends on what tax law I am applying as to what is or isn't deductible and I can't just take them out of the workpaper I need to show both totals.
I was hoping there would be a way other than to do it twice (eg, select the cells to create the formula and then select the cells again to format)
Apr 04 2019 12:51 AM