I currently have Conditional Formatting using the Formula:
That applies to a worksheet. The Issue I am having is that the worksheet I am using in the Formula 'Q1 2016' Is one that I import into my Workbook through a Macro. So when I run through entering a new Quarters data the Condtional Formatting becomes:
I am wondering If there is something I can manipulate with the formula to not have to write another Macro to check for this conditional formatting. But if so how would I go about creating the macro in VBA.
Some things that may Help the worksheet I am using the conditional formatting in will not be changed and is call "Calculations". The worksheet for the Quarter data that I am using in my Formula in this case 'Q1 2016' will always be the first worksheet in my workbook.
Thanks,
Code:
=(C6/'Q1 2016'C6)<-$H$39
That applies to a worksheet. The Issue I am having is that the worksheet I am using in the Formula 'Q1 2016' Is one that I import into my Workbook through a Macro. So when I run through entering a new Quarters data the Condtional Formatting becomes:
Code:
=(C6/#REF!C6)<-$H$39
I am wondering If there is something I can manipulate with the formula to not have to write another Macro to check for this conditional formatting. But if so how would I go about creating the macro in VBA.
Some things that may Help the worksheet I am using the conditional formatting in will not be changed and is call "Calculations". The worksheet for the Quarter data that I am using in my Formula in this case 'Q1 2016' will always be the first worksheet in my workbook.
Thanks,