My wife's working on a spreadsheet, and wants to do something which I'm hoping conditional formatting can sort for me, but we're both stuck.
It's basically a calendar, and 2 of the rows (let's call them row A for preparation date and row D for work start date) need to work in conjunction.
So if she has coloured cells from D20-D23, she wants A17-A19 to automatically populate with coloured cells.It specifically has to be 3 cells in Row A that become coloured, the last of which will be the one before the first cell to be coloured in on Row D.
Phew! Hope that makes sense. Is this possible with conditional formatting, or is it too complicated for that? I also looked at the OFFSET command, but that seemed to return values rather than just copy blank cell colours.
Thanks for any help.
It's basically a calendar, and 2 of the rows (let's call them row A for preparation date and row D for work start date) need to work in conjunction.
So if she has coloured cells from D20-D23, she wants A17-A19 to automatically populate with coloured cells.It specifically has to be 3 cells in Row A that become coloured, the last of which will be the one before the first cell to be coloured in on Row D.
Phew! Hope that makes sense. Is this possible with conditional formatting, or is it too complicated for that? I also looked at the OFFSET command, but that seemed to return values rather than just copy blank cell colours.
Thanks for any help.