But why use a macro when the built-in Conditional formatting does EXACTLY what you want??
You can do it two way, using Formula Is
1) =C1< 0
2) =A1> B1
Both work!!
lenze
Thank you soo muchh..that was exactly what i was looking for..
I didn't know that we can do conditional formatting with a formula in it..
I understand my ENGLISH is not easy to understand..
Thanks again Lenze..You're Great!!! Please keep answering!!
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