Change colour of cells based on dropdown list value in another - Excel professional plus 2016 1 Thread starter pendle666 Start date Apr 18, 2023 Not open for further replies. Apr 18, 2023 #1 pendle666 Technical User Jan 30, 2003 295 GB Hello I have a number of forms in different...
=IFERROR(TEXTJOIN(REPT(CHAR(10),1),TRUE,FILTER(Schedule[[Title]:[Title]],(Schedule[[End Date]:[End Date]]=(DATEVALUE(B6&"-"&MoMonth&"-"&MoYear))),"-")),"") becomes =FILTER(Schedule[[Title]:[Title]],Schedule[[End Date]:[End Date]]=(DATEVALUE(B6&"-"&MoMonth&"-"...
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becomes =FILTER(Schedule[[Title]:[Title]],Schedule[[End Date]:[End Date]]=(DATEVALUE(B6&"-"&MoMonth&"-"&MoYear)),"-") This formula will automatically spill to as many cells as needed. Because there is now only one category per cell, you can apply conditional formatting rules...