netrixuser
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Hello,
Apologies first as I "hijacked" a similar thread that was posted yesterday, my bad.
I have an issue where conditional formatting is not working automatically but rather needs some kind of "nudge" to work.
To explain - Cells C1 to C100 have a CF referencing cells A1 to A100. When the correct "trigger" is entered in, for example, cell A1 the CF in C1 will only update if:
All of the above will trigger the CF to work correctly.
Also, if I copy cell C1 to, say E1 (and adjust the CF for E1 to reference A1) then the original CF for C1 will work correctly AND all the CF in C2 to C100 will also work correctly - If I delete E1 everything stops again.
Calculation Options on the Formulas tab is set to Automatic and, following advice found in a similar thread on Mr Excel [thanks to Georgiboy], I have checked the following - it was already set to True:
This used to work - it stopped sometime in the last three weeks (the spreadsheet was last used 3 weeks ago)
Thanks in advance for any help
Regards
Netrix
Apologies first as I "hijacked" a similar thread that was posted yesterday, my bad.
I have an issue where conditional formatting is not working automatically but rather needs some kind of "nudge" to work.
To explain - Cells C1 to C100 have a CF referencing cells A1 to A100. When the correct "trigger" is entered in, for example, cell A1 the CF in C1 will only update if:
I resize the row height or column width of the cell.
I click to another tab in the workbook and click back again.
I minimise Excel and maximise again.
I edit C1 (using F2) and press enter
All of the above will trigger the CF to work correctly.
Also, if I copy cell C1 to, say E1 (and adjust the CF for E1 to reference A1) then the original CF for C1 will work correctly AND all the CF in C2 to C100 will also work correctly - If I delete E1 everything stops again.
Calculation Options on the Formulas tab is set to Automatic and, following advice found in a similar thread on Mr Excel [thanks to Georgiboy], I have checked the following - it was already set to True:
1. Set up your conditional formatting in the cell's you want.
2. Make sure you activate the "Developer" tab in the menu.
3. Do this by clicking on the Office button, click on Excel options and in the "Popular" section check the box ""Show developer tab in the Ribbon".
4. Click on the Developer menu and go to the Visual basic view.
5. Click on the menu View and select "properties Window". In that list you can find the "EnableFormatConditionsCalculation".
6. Set this value to "True" and the auto refresh will work.
7. Perform this action for all tabs in your sheet.
This used to work - it stopped sometime in the last three weeks (the spreadsheet was last used 3 weeks ago)
Thanks in advance for any help
Regards
Netrix