OaklandJim
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First, I tried XL2BB but when I paste I just get a bunch of text. How do I insert what XL2BB copies? Below is a picture instead.
I must be doing something wrong! I am getting inconsistent highlighting with conditional formatting.
In column labeled Confirmed there are boolean values. Cells include TRUE if a prospect has been confirmed. I want to highlight rows where the prospect is not confirmed.
It works on most lines but not all. Note row 9 which has a value of FALSE value in the confirmed column but the conditional formatting does not highlight that row.
In the rule for cells involved, I have this formula
. rr indicates relative row addressing for the name rrConfirmed.
So in any given row the name rrConfirmed refers to the cell in the column labeled Confirmed in the respective row. I did double check to make sure that the name rrConfirmed points to the correct cell in each row.
FWIW the formula in the Confirmed column cells is
What might I look at to try to fix this? I am almost ready to just write code that highlights and unhighlights rows but that is less good than conditional formatting which highlights/unhighights rows for unconfirmed prospects quickly. Unfortunately doing it with code would seem to require use of the SelectionChange or Change event which can be a bit herky-jerky?
Thanks for your help. This has me a bit down.
Notice that
I must be doing something wrong! I am getting inconsistent highlighting with conditional formatting.
In column labeled Confirmed there are boolean values. Cells include TRUE if a prospect has been confirmed. I want to highlight rows where the prospect is not confirmed.
It works on most lines but not all. Note row 9 which has a value of FALSE value in the confirmed column but the conditional formatting does not highlight that row.
In the rule for cells involved, I have this formula
Excel Formula:
=NOT(rrConfirmed)
So in any given row the name rrConfirmed refers to the cell in the column labeled Confirmed in the respective row. I did double check to make sure that the name rrConfirmed points to the correct cell in each row.
FWIW the formula in the Confirmed column cells is
Excel Formula:
=IFERROR(IF(rrLastName="", "", IF(FIND("confirmed", rrStatus)>0,TRUE,FALSE)),FALSE)
What might I look at to try to fix this? I am almost ready to just write code that highlights and unhighlights rows but that is less good than conditional formatting which highlights/unhighights rows for unconfirmed prospects quickly. Unfortunately doing it with code would seem to require use of the SelectionChange or Change event which can be a bit herky-jerky?
Thanks for your help. This has me a bit down.
Notice that