Trying to make a baseball lineup

VinceS

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I'm no expert on Excel. Most of what I do is from watching youtube videos. Right now, I'm working on a baseball lineup program for a sim game that I play.

At this point, I have created "lists" of teams. With a macro, I install the team. Keep in mind that there are 9 cells available for players. When I run a team macro, each of those 9 boxes will have a drop down menu in which I can choose which player I want in that spot of the order. What I want to do is click on the name and have that name highlighted when I click on the cell.

I created this formula for the Conditional Formatting: =CELL("address")=CELL("address",$A2), The range is $A$2:$A$10. That seems to work fine. However, what I noticed is that when I clear the team and put another in, the formula in the Conditional Formatting is gone and the cells no longer highlight. I'm not sure if I need to do something in VBA or with macro.

Ultimately, I want to click on the player, have the name highlighted, then have an associated picture of the player appear.

However, right now, I need help on how to keep the formatting from disappearing on me when I clear teams and reimport a new team. Thanks.
 

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Hi Vince welcome to the forum. It will be because of the way you 'clear the team' in your macro. Use something like:

Code:
    Range("D4:D12").Select
    Selection.ClearContents
where D4:D12 is your list. This will remove the cuttent contents, but keep all formatting, including the conditional formats.
 
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