FrankNJohnson
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Friends:
I'm trying to implement some conditional formatting that I think is a bit different than a normal implementation and I'm hoping that folks here might be able to help me.
I have a spreadsheet that I use to present web analytics and ecommerce performance to the rest of our executive team. Here's an example:
I have the values updating from another worksheet in the file than what I'm showing here based on the start and end dates I choose from the date pickers in rows 1 and 2. Normally, I'm presenting week-over-week and year-over-year comparisons (thus the "WK/WK CHANGE" and "YR/YR CHANGE" headings near the top of columns G and H).
I also have columns A through H formatted with bold typeface and a purple background whenever I select a cell in a row (the current implementation of conditional formatting doesn't format the entire row although I can pick any cell in the row - it only formats columns A through H).
I do that using this formula:
with that formatting rule applying to these ranges:
(obviously, some of those ranges are outside the screenshot, but I trust you'll get it)
and CurrentRow2 that refers to "=5"
I want to enhance the conditional formatting so that:
1) if I select a cell in column I, only the corresponding cells in columns A-D and G will be formatted;
2) if I select a cell in column J, only the corresponding cells in columns A, D-F, and H will be formatted; and,
3) if I select a cell in column K, the corresponding cells in columns A-H will be formatted (as they are now if I select any cell in a row).
Is that functionality possible?
Thanks in advance for any advice anyone can offer - it's much appreciated!
I'm trying to implement some conditional formatting that I think is a bit different than a normal implementation and I'm hoping that folks here might be able to help me.
I have a spreadsheet that I use to present web analytics and ecommerce performance to the rest of our executive team. Here's an example:
I have the values updating from another worksheet in the file than what I'm showing here based on the start and end dates I choose from the date pickers in rows 1 and 2. Normally, I'm presenting week-over-week and year-over-year comparisons (thus the "WK/WK CHANGE" and "YR/YR CHANGE" headings near the top of columns G and H).
I also have columns A through H formatted with bold typeface and a purple background whenever I select a cell in a row (the current implementation of conditional formatting doesn't format the entire row although I can pick any cell in the row - it only formats columns A through H).
I do that using this formula:
Excel Formula:
=ROW(A5)=CurrentRow2
with that formatting rule applying to these ranges:
Excel Formula:
$A$5:$H$21,$A$24:$H$34,$A$37:$H$44,$A$47:$H$54,$A$57:$H$63,$A$66:$H$72,$A$75:$H$80,$K$39:$P$43,$K$49:$P$53
(obviously, some of those ranges are outside the screenshot, but I trust you'll get it)
and CurrentRow2 that refers to "=5"
I want to enhance the conditional formatting so that:
1) if I select a cell in column I, only the corresponding cells in columns A-D and G will be formatted;
2) if I select a cell in column J, only the corresponding cells in columns A, D-F, and H will be formatted; and,
3) if I select a cell in column K, the corresponding cells in columns A-H will be formatted (as they are now if I select any cell in a row).
Is that functionality possible?
Thanks in advance for any advice anyone can offer - it's much appreciated!