I do color indication in cell a1 once I finished a perticular job as Green.
My Cell b1 has conditionally formatted already for yellow if job is started.
Now once a1 is Green I want b1 also has to be Green. How can I do that in
excel 2007? Thank you in advance for any help.

You don't say how you colour a1. What entries are you making in b1 for cond
format to take effect?

"narnimar" wrote:

I do color indication in cell a1 once I finished a perticular job as Green.
My Cell b1 has conditionally formatted already for yellow if job is started.
Now once a1 is Green I want b1 also has to be Green. How can I do that in
excel 2007? Thank you in advance for any help.

You need to add the same condition to B1 as you have in A1, not test for the
colour (which is not straight-forward), but I cannot be more specific
without more information.

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HTH

Bob

"narnimar" wrote in message
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I do color indication in cell a1 once I finished a perticular job as Green.
My Cell b1 has conditionally formatted already for yellow if job is
started.
Now once a1 is Green I want b1 also has to be Green. How can I do that in
excel 2007? Thank you in advance for any help.

My actual work book has to be green manually forcertain length of the row and
a1 one of the cell in it . b1 is in date with dd/mm/yyyy format + yellow
conditioned if that date is older than today. So I concern to add a condition
to b1 to make green looking at a1 as if Green.

"Arceedee" wrote:

You don't say how you colour a1. What entries are you making in b1 for cond
format to take effect?

"narnimar" wrote:

I do color indication in cell a1 once I finished a perticular job as Green.
My Cell b1 has conditionally formatted already for yellow if job is started.
Now once a1 is Green I want b1 also has to be Green. How can I do that in
excel 2007? Thank you in advance for any help.

I think the only way is to insert a new column in a convenient place which
you could call "Job finished?". (For this explanation lets call it column X.
You'll have to substitute the real column letter in the formula I'm going to
describe in the 'Edit rule description box')
Then when the job is finished you simply insert a "Y" for yes (without the
"" marks)
Select b1
Click 'Conditional formatting' < 'Highlight cells rules'< 'More rules' <
'Use formula to determine which cells to format'
In the 'Edit the rule description box' input =$x1="y"
Click 'Format' button
Select 'Fill' tab
Chose your colour
OK
That should do it.
Actually you might want to consider making the whole row green rather than
just b1. All you do is select the whole row (click 1) instead of b1.




"Narnimar" wrote:

My actual work book has to be green manually forcertain length of the row and
a1 one of the cell in it . b1 is in date with dd/mm/yyyy format + yellow
conditioned if that date is older than today. So I concern to add a condition
to b1 to make green looking at a1 as if Green.

"Arceedee" wrote:

You don't say how you colour a1. What entries are you making in b1 for cond
format to take effect?

"narnimar" wrote:

I do color indication in cell a1 once I finished a perticular job as Green.
My Cell b1 has conditionally formatted already for yellow if job is started.
Now once a1 is Green I want b1 also has to be Green. How can I do that in
excel 2007? Thank you in advance for any help.